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After the political nightmare that ensued by thousands of people listening to the internet feed who were not familiar with their lingo assuming they meant to torch Christopher Dorner by referencing "burners" I believe they are pushing encryption pretty hard. Not to mention the likelihood t...

BTW the TAPP units would use the designator that corresponded to the specific beat area like "Henry 4", which was beat area H04 (La Sierra Hills). THe only one that remains is "John 17" which is (was) the beat area for the Galleria at Tyler mall (J17).

Did I win? Here is an excerpt from the Department's newsletter from 99'. "In 1999, Crime Analysis once again worked closely with officers assigned to both the Holiday Armed Robbery Reduction Program (H.A.R.R.P.) and Target Area Policing Program (TAPP). All of the data required by DOJ and the FB...

How about Holiday Armed Robbery Reduction Program. (HARRP)

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But those are large, high-crime cities where you'd think they would making trunking and encryption a must. But as a twist, states like Michigan, Florida, and New York require permits to install scanners in cars-most likely because most agencies there are in the clear and they want to makae sure that...

Thanks Jlanfan for your response. I do however think the "interoperability" case still doesn't hold as much merit practically (although admittedly encryption DOES add another "layer" to the issue). In the example given (San Bernardino County) both Redlands PD and San Bernardino S...

That's because the BIGGER the agency, the HARDER it is to manage encryption. Adding encryption to a fleet of 35 radios is FAR cheaper and FAR easier to manage than a fleet of 3,500. This is why we see smaller agencies typically switching FIRST. Key management for a fleet the size of LA's or NY's wou...

I missed it, which vehicle was that?

From what I could tell, around 1974'ish.