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Fayetteville Police Department to start receiving live video from 911 callers

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The Fayetteville Police Department says it will soon begin receiving live video from 911 callers. A social media post from the department said the new capability is part of the RapidDeploy program whose mission is to save lives by reducing response time through unique and innovative solutions. Through this, dispatchers can request on-scene video from callers during emergencies, providing critical real-time visua…

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Fayetteville Police Department to start receiving live video from 911 callers

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The Fayetteville Police Department says it will soon begin receiving live video from 911 callers. A social media post from the department said the new capability is part of the RapidDeploy program whose mission is to save lives by reducing response time through unique and innovative solutions. Through this, dispatchers can request on-scene video from callers during emergencies, providing critical real-time visua…

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Fayetteville Police Department to start receiving live video from 911 calls

The RapidVideo System is a one-way video, so callers will not be able to see into the dispatch center, but dispatchers will be able to see the caller's emergency.

·Fort Smith, United States
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Fort Smith/Fayetteville News broke the news in Fort Smith, United States on Thursday, December 19, 2024.
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