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Investigators Say Pittsburgh Cop Killing Suspect Shows No Remorse

April 8, 2009

Investigators said Richard Poplawski, 22, showed no remorse when describing the deaths of Officers Mayhle, Sciullo and Eric Kelly, who were all killed as they responded to a 911 call placed by Margaret Poplawski, the suspect's mother.

Pittsburgh 911 Worker Didn't Tell Responding Officers that Poplawski Owned Guns

April 7, 2009

When Richard Poplawski's mother called 911 to ask that her son be removed from their home in Stanton Heights, she acknowledged that he had weapons. But that crucial piece of information never was relayed to the three Pittsburgh police officers who responded Saturday and were fatally shot.

Dallas Authorities Release Details on Slaying of Officer

January 8, 2009

Minutes after Dallas police Senior Cpl. Norman Smith was shot by one of three men inside an east Oak Cliff drug den, one of the men called 911 to claim someone had tried to kick in his door and attack him.

South Carolina Department Wins Award for False Alarm Reductions

October 12, 2008

The Rock Hill (S.C.) Police Department was presented the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC) Directors' Award of Distinction at a recent Rock Hill City Council meeting. The award recognized the outstanding successes of Rock Hill’s Alarm Management Program in reducing alarm dispatches throughout the city.

Micro-CAM

July 1, 2008

In celebration of its 30th anniversary, Moducom introduces its newest product, the Micro-CAM, a low-cost way to add additional operator positions using very little desk space. The Micro-Cam works in conjunction with Moducom's UltraCom, an E911/Radio Dispatch Console System with no software maintenance fees and free software upgrades.

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