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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Should Ohio ban public release of 911 calls?
Should Ohio ban public release of 911 calls?
CHRISTIAN CARLTON, Fairborn: “Yes. It should be up to the family, and they would probably say no.”
BRIAN RHODES, Centerville: “I think so. You’re catching people at a very vulnerable time. There’s probably a better way to monitor the responses, a better method of quality control (than making the recordings public).”
YVONNE WHITE, Harrison Twp.: “Ohio shouldn’t ban it. I think we should be allowed to hear it and know what’s going on.”
BECKY BURCH, New Carlisle: “I think they should be public. I know it can be disturbing, but it helps give accurate information to the media and the public. People want to know.”
KRISTINA HAGGITT, Tipp City: “I don’t think they should be released. If the authorities need them, that’s fine, but that doesn’t need to be made public.”
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