EPISODE · Feb 26, 2024 · 4 MIN
Pittsburgh's FOP President responds as new procedures for the city's police department take effect....A teenage boy is severely burned in a late night house fire in Washington County...and possible traffic headaches await you on I-79.
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Among the changes taking effect within Pittsburgh Police today, the department is adjusting how they respond to burglary calls. Larry Scirotto says that a large portion of the ones they get are false. [CutID: <Cuts> LScirotto 3.wav Time: 10s Title: police changes Description: police changes Out-cue: of them] Now, he said officers will respond to those types of calls with secondary confirmation from their alarm partners that a burglary is in progress - like video, the sound of glass breaking, or interior motion. [CutID: <Cuts> LScirotto 4.wav Time: 14s Title: police changes Description: police changes Out-cue: going to be false] It's all a part of an effort to better focus police resources to in-progress calls.
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Pittsburgh's FOP President responds as new procedures for the city's police department take effect....A teenage boy is severely burned in a late night house fire in Washington County...and possible traffic headaches await you on I-79.
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