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A year after the legislature passed a law on police radio encryption, Denver-area news outlets are still blocked from listening

Thursday, August 25

Denver - August 24, 2022 By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director Following three years of failed bills, state lawmakers in 2021 finally agreed on statutory language to address the trend among Colorado law enforcement agencies to fully encrypt their... Read More.

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A year after the legislature passed a law on police radio encryption, Denver-area news outlets are still blocked from listening

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