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Los Angeles considers ignoring many burglar alarms
Faced with a flood of false alerts, LAPD and nine other major departments may stop responding to burglar alarm calls. Community members cite safety and cost concerns as officials weigh private security and surveillance as substitutes for police response. In Los Angeles last year about 92 percent of 136,000 alarm calls were false, costing $11 million in patrol time.
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Los Angeles
Jacquie Simms
Simms
LAPD
Baltimore
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Proto Ie Simms
Wattside
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Mion Sih
Joe Gunn
City Police Commission