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May 18, 2018

5187 US adults surveyed

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Police departments are starting to encrypt police radio communications, making it impossible for people to listen in on police scanners. Do you think that the public should or should not be allowed to listen to police radio communications?

Conducted May 18, 2018

YouGov surveyed 5187 US adults

38%
35%
27%
Police departments are starting to encrypt police radio communications, making it impossible for people to listen in on police scanners. Do you think that the public should or should not be allowed to listen to police radio communications?

Conducted May 18, 2018

YouGov surveyed 5187 US adults

By:
38%
35%
27%

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