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expense of replacing this equipment, a lost or stolen radio may present a safety hazard. Its use by an unauthorized person could result in the jamming of Department radio frequencies or the disruption of emergency radio transmissions, placing both officers and citizens in jeopardy. It may be used to facilitate the commission of a crime.
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