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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: muman613 on April 14, 2013, 04:21:27 PM
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Last night I heard helicopters in my neighborhood and wondered what was going on now.... Crime has been on the rise in my area and the police have been cutting back their numbers and salary, thus I wonder how they respond to incidents.
A while back I downloaded an application for my Android SmartPhone which basically provides a way to listen to police and EMS service radio. I turned on that app and listened to my local police response to the incident which the helicopters were responding to.
I think that these applications are useful to help keep us informed about the crime which is going on around us.
Here is a link to the app I used last night : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scannerradio&hl=en
I also discovered you can listen to police radio on the internet! This site : http://www.broadcastify.com
I am currently listening to the 'Action' which is taking place in Los Angeles. The LAPD is one of the most listened to police radios because there is always action in LA (I know because I lived in Los Angeles for over 10 years in the 80s).
Here is the site to listen to LAPD Code Red channel : http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/3711/web
I am sure that most major metropolitan police departments have their radio available on-line...
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They also help criminals keep track of the police ...
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They also help criminals keep track of the police ...
Double-Edged sword... I like to be able to hear what they are doing.
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You know what's really crazy is that recently at the Lonestar College stabbing incident they had one guy in custody, and they were looking for a second suspect. This second suspect even had a description that was different from the suspect they had in custody. The guy they had in custody had curly red hair and the guy they were still looking for according to the police scanners had medium-length brown hair. All the cars that were finally allowed to leave the campus were being searched to make sure they weren't hiding this second suspect. I saw that on the news video feed, that they were checking the back seats and trunks of every car for this second person. Keep in mind they already had the red-headed guy in custody at that point. Everyone in the area was warned to take shelter in case this second maniac could still want to hurt people.
A few hours later, the college and the police declare that there was only one suspect after all, the guy they had in custody that entire time.
I really was confused by that. I didn't understand how they could say that and why they were wasting so much effort to look for this non-existent second person with a different description when they already had the only suspect in custody.
I am still wondering if there really was a second person that got away and they just are telling people there was only one now so that the students wouldn't be afraid to go back to the college.
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where do you live that's so dangerous?
Approximately.
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where do you live that's so dangerous?
Approximately.
I live in the San Francisco bay area...
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I live in the San Francisco bay area...
In that case you probably take the long way home (while covering your rear) to avoid the fags.
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One of the things that makes me really sad is how some of the prettiest places in the world are often dominated/taken over by evil people. San Fran is a beautiful place, if it weren't for the degenerates. The Maldives is another example.