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Los Altos PD to encrypt radio system Written by Eric He
The Los Altos Police Department plans to begin encrypting its police radio communications in March, a decision that will restrict how the public and media can monitor ongoing law enforcement activity in their neighborhoods.
In a memo to the Los Altos City Council dated Jan. 19, Police Chief Andy Galea wrote that the department was complying with a mandate from the state’s Department of Justice sent last October to law enforcement agencies, ordering that personal information such as a person’s name or driver’s license number no longer be broadcast over police scanners. The memo said the encryption requirement would prevent identity theft and give privacy to crime victims.
Written by Zoe Morgan, Eric He, Megan V. Winslow and Bruce Barton
Left photo courtesy of California state Assemblymember Marc Berman; center photo by Eric Davidove/Town Crier; right photo courtesy of California state Senator Josh Becker
California state Assemblymember Marc Berman, from left, Los Altos Police Chief Andy Galea and California state Senator Josh Becker shared their thoughts on the U.S. Capitol riot Wednesday.
Local leaders condemned the crowd of Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday and forced lawmakers to evacuate, disrupting the certification of electoral votes. Five people died, including a Capitol police officer, as rioters battled with law enforcement.