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D.C. Police sources tell FOX 5 that radio communications are down citywide in the District, and police officers on the street have no way to receive or respond to calls via radio.
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Some officers were returning to headquarters, and some were being asked to communicate by cell phone while the outage is investigated and repaired. The D.C. Office of Unified Communication is working on the issue, but there's no word what caused it. Sources tell FOX 5 that it's possible the issue is related to a generator problem at the McMillan Drive facility. By 10 p.m. Monday, radios were still down, but sources said the in-car computers used by officers were beginning to come back up.
Originally posted by For(Home)Country
Looks like it was just some technical issues that have been fixed. Of course, this is ATS so I'm assuming it will turn into something much bigger than a technical error, such as Israel invading Iran or something.
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
Argh ... how stupid of them to inform the press, or even discuss it with the press.
All we need is all the criminals knowing that the cops can't communicate.
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
Argh ... how stupid of them to inform the press, or even discuss it with the press.
All we need is all the criminals knowing that the cops can't communicate.
That is, unless they wanted to communicate exactly that
A second exercise is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, March 29, at the RFK Stadium parking lot. This drill simulates an explosion on a Metrobus with multiple passengers injured, discovery of a second explosive found on a bus in a garage, and phone call stating that additional explosive devices have been placed on other buses. The Metro Transit Police Department explosives ordnance detection team will respond, along with the police, fire and emergency medical services personnel from the District of Columbia, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Residents in the area of RFK Stadium and the Stadium-Armory Metrorail station should expect to see numerous police, fire and emergency response vehicles, first responders and volunteer “victims,” and may hear a loud noise in the area between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
What?
*sdog puts down his new tv*
All joking aside this is making me a little nervous.
The ADT system is now on but I'm not sure what good it will do as they can't apparently call the cops ... or if they could they won't be able to send anyone.
This will surely be the motivator in purchasing that firearm I've been putting off.