Minneapolis is encrypting police scanners and the public will no longer be able to listen to 911 calls or police chatter.

Police scanner chatter in Minneapolis is no longer available to the public. The city is the largest in the state to now encrypt its police scanners. Minneapolis 911 Director Joni Hodne says the move ...

But in a letter to city officials last summer, a group of news organizations urged MPD not to encrypt its radio traffic. They argued that scanner audio was critical to verifying the after-the-fact ...

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The city will encrypt police radio communications in May, saying the move is necessary to comply with privacy laws.

A statement from the Radio Television Digital News Association summarizes exactly my feelings on this change. "The move to encrypt police scanner communications puts the public – and the newsrooms ...

Minneapolis officials have created a new emergency incident dashboard that they say will allow people to monitor categorized ...

As of May 1, neither citizens nor media will be able to monitor 911 channels. The change comes amid a nationwide debate about ...

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Minneapolis has launched a 911 Emergency Incidents Dashboard and is working to encrypt emergency response radio channels.

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