This alert I just got on my police scanner app. Kentucky, WTF are you doing?
This alert I just got on my police scanner app. Kentucky, WTF are you doing?
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At this point if witches started attacking id barely even skim the article before going back to scrolling.
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"Good for them"
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any updates?
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Turns out she was a duck, so they let her go.
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Who are you, who is so wise in the ways of science?
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Unfortunately not. Once I had tuned in they either weren't talking about it anymore or switched to an encrypted channel. In my mind I'd like to believe it's the second 'cause some crazy ass bullshit is going down with some witches in Kentucky.
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At this link you can try to listen back if you know the time it happened. I love that scanner app. It pulls from Broadcastify.com
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They burned her.
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Perhaps he's affecting a Cockney accent and saying "Which 'es spott'ed"
The computer just didn't know what to do with the "innit"
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Police scanner app?
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I'm gonna assume you're not from the US given your lemmy instance. In the US most police radios transmit "in the clear", i.e., not encrypted. As such, anyone can buy a "police scanner", or a radio on the same band as police/first-responder frequencies.
In the internet age, there's websites (and apparently apps now too), that physically monitor these radio channels and stream them online. Hence, a "police scanner app". Hope that helps.
Having typed all that out, the only thing I ask is to let us know where you're from, please.
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Yup
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What app is this, and do you recommend it?
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Scanner Radio Pro. Uses the feeds from broadcastify.com which used to be part of the RadioReference network.
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The more things change, right?
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