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SENATE HAS APPROVED A NEW BILL THAT WOULD REQUIRE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO RESTORE PUBLIC ACCESS TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS. IN RECENT YEARS POLICE DEPARTMENTS ACROSS CALIFORNIA HAVE BEEN ENCRYPTING THEIR DISPATCH TRAFFIC CITING PRIVACY CONCERNS. NEWS CHANNEL 3'S JAKE INGRASSIA HAS MORE TONIGHT ON THIS NEW LEGISLATION AND HOW IT WOULD AFFECT YOUR RIGHT TO THAT PUBLIC INFORMATION. NEW AT 6 STANDARD JAKE LL PSPD SAYS THEY'RE COMMITTED TO BALANCING THE PUBLICS RIGHT TO TRANSPARENCY WITH THE NEED TO ENCRYPT SOME PRIVATE POLICE COMMUNICATIONS. BUT THEY SAY IF THIS NEW LEGISLATION DOES BECOME LAW -- THERE ARE GOING TO BE SOME CHALLENGES FOR THEM TO WORK THROUGH. NATS DOOR PALM SPRINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT TAKING US INSIDE THEIR DISPATCH CENTER - SHOWING US THE OPERATION THAT SINCE LATE 2018 -- THE PUBLIC HAS BEEN BLOCKED FROM HEARING. THAT'S WHEN LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ENCRYPTED THEIR RADIO SIGNALS -- KEEPING THE PUBLIC FROM HEARING REAL TIME UPDATES ON CRIMES - CRASHES - AND OTHER MATTERS OF SAFETY. (LT. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON / PALM SPRINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT) WE BELIEVE THAT THERE'S A CRITICAL NEED FOR BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS TO BE ABLE TO LISTEN TO CERTAIN INFORMATION THAT COMES ACROSS POLICE AIRWAVES. LT. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON SAYS THE SIGNALS WERE ENCRYPTED TO PROTECT PRIVATE INFORMATION -- AND COMPLY WITH PRIVACY LAWS -- AFTER A MANDATE COMING FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. DRIVER'S LICENSES, VEHICLE INFORMATION, LOCAL CRIMINAL HISTORY (SEN. JOSH BECKER/ (D) SENATE DISTRICT 13) LAW ENFORCEMENT CAN IN FACT, PROTECT THAT KIND OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION WITHOUT PUTTING THE PUBLIC IN THE DARK. CALIFORNIA STATE SENATOR JOSH BECKER JUST GOT SENATE BILL 1000 TO PASS THE CALIFORNIA SENATE -- GIVING LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES UNTIL JANUARY 1ST 2024 TO FIND WAYS TO PROTECT THAT CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION -- WHILE RESTORING PUBLIC ACCESS TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS. A MOVE OFFICER BEN GUITRON WITH INDIO POLICE SAYS HIS DEPARTMENT SUPPORTS. (OFFICER BEN GUITRON / INDIO POLICE DEPT.) WE SUPPORT IT AND WE OBVIOUSLY ARE GOING TO COMPLY WITH THE STATE LAW AS IT'S READ IN THE BILL AT PSPD -- HUTCHINSON SAYS THAT COULD MEAN OPERATIONAL CHANGES -- SINCE THEIR DISPATCH TEAM IS SMALLER THAN MOST. 1050 WE'RE LOOKING AT A VERY BUSY DISPATCH CENTER WITH ONLY A FEW DISPATCHERS WHO HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING. / 0230 AND SOME OF THOSE CHALLENGES ARE THAT WE CAN'T NECESSARILY SWITCH CHANNELS IN ORDER TO GET THAT PRIVACY INFORMATION THAT THAT THAT THE OFFICERS NEED AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE AND ON THE FLY. ADJUSTMENTS THE DEPARTMENT SAYS THEY'D HAVE TO NAVIGATE -- IF SB 1000 WERE TO BECOME LAW. JI NC3 PALM SPRINGS. WE REACHED OUT TO THE RIVERSIDE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FOR A RESPONSE TO THIS STORY. OFFICIALS THERE ARE LOOKING INTO THE NEW BILL --- BUT COULD NOT IMMEDIATELY COMMENT. DESERT HOT SPRINGS POLICE DID NOT RESPOND TO OUR REQUEST. FOR THE BILL TO BE SIGNED INTO LAW IT STILL NEEDS TO BE APPROVED BY THE STATE ASSEMBLY -- BEFORE HEADING TO GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM. STAY WITH NEWS...