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NBC Washington Just after midnight on April 4, a Montgomery County woman called 911 because her husband was having trouble breathing and was starting to turn blue. Following ...
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The Daily News of Los Angeles LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Fire Department's response to medical emergencies slowed by 12 seconds citywide and as much as 20 seconds in ...
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By Christopher Smart The Salt Lake Tribune SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City's new public safety building is more than a year from its scheduled completion. But when it ...
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By Fran Spielman The Chicago Sun-Times CHICAGO — A $23 million digital radio system — purchased in 2006 under a no-bid contract awarded under questionable circumstances ...
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By Tim Hrenchir The Topeka Capital-Journal SHAWNEE COUNTY, Kan. — Shawnee County will buy a multimillion dollar public safety radio system from Motorola Solutions Inc. County ...
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By Aly Van Dyke Topeka Capital-Journal TOPEKA, Kan. — Shawnee County could get a new 911 emergency radio system that allows responders to switch between encrypted and public ...
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By Samantha Gross The Associated Press NEW YORK — Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Tuesday that he "didn't even bother" to read a report by city-hired consultants that found New ...
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By FR1 Staff Verizon announced Tuesday that it is working on a 911 texting service that will enable those who are unable to make voice calls to reach out for help during ...
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The Associated Press NEW YORK — The city's overhauled 911 system is beset by delays and errors that could leave callers without help for crucial seconds in an emergency, ...
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Harold Wilson, 84, may have suffered medical emergency, collapsed into flames ...
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By Ikimulisa Livingston and Carl Campanile The New York Post NEW YORK — It's a sign of the times. All businesses in the city would be required to post signs in English, ...
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By Nina Culver The Spokesman Review SPOKANE, Wash. — The closure of Spokane Valley Fire Station 6 has increased response times in the west end of the city. The average ...
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BY Edward D. Murphy The Portland Press Herald PORTLAND, Maine — Someone has been intermittently jamming radio transmissions of fire and rescue departments in southern Maine ...
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Fox19 COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Firefighters battled a house fire early Tuesday morning. Emergency crews from both Colerain Twp and Forest Park were called to a home in the ...
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By Mark Gomez The Contra Costa Times SAN JOSE, Calif. — Before Chris Moore became San Jose's top cop two years ago, he was making regular trips to Washington D.C. in an ...
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By Yolanda Jones The Commercial Appeal SOUTHAVEN, Tenn. — A federal jury ruled Wednesday after a two-day trial that a Southaven police officer was not guilty of using ...
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By Sabrina Ford and Rebecca Harshbarger The New York Post NEW YORK — Three workers were saved from a dangling scaffold on an Upper East Side high-rise yesterday — but ...
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By Aly Van Dyke The Topeka Capital-Journal TOPEKA, Kan. — After more than a year of research, the Shawnee County Emergency Communications Management Board has a ...
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By Julia Marsh and Beth DeFalco The New York Post NEW YORK — A Queens woman who desperately dialed 911 as a fire raged through her family's two-story home died still ...
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By Elisha Sauers The Capital ANNAPOLIS, Md. — During one of his first days on the job, Annapolis Fire Department Chief David Stokes noticed his secretary had left a ...
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