Police ask Lancaster County to encrypt radios, barring public and media from hearing scanner broadcasts
Lancaster County police departments want to encrypt radio transmissions so that people with scanners — including the media — are no longer able to listen in on their broadcasts.
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Even though many people enjoy listening to the scanners, criminals also can listen while committing a crime. They hear the police are on their way, they take off. I would support encrypting police calls to protect our officers.
Even though many people enjoy listening to the scanners, criminals also can listen while committing a crime. They hear the police are on their way, they take off. I would support encrypting police calls to protect our officers.
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Even though many people enjoy listening to the scanners, criminals also can listen while committing a crime. They hear the police are on their way, they take off. I would support encrypting police calls to protect our officers.
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I like Chief Pugliese, however I do not like this idea. One more step toward less transparency. On the road to tyranny.
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Even though many people enjoy listening to the scanners, criminals also can listen while committing a crime. They hear the police are on their way, they take off. I would support encrypting police calls to protect our officers.
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I like Chief Pugliese, however I do not like this idea. One more step toward less transparency. On the road to tyranny.
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