dereliqueME

I apologize if this question has been asked/answered already, but WHY has it been so difficult to get information on what happened. It has been some time since this occurred. Also, a follow up, where I live we have dedicated mutual aid radio channels. Is this not a thing in Texas? The way we have it set up is LEOs, EMS and fire can all access the same radio channel and all report directly to the onscene incident commander. This was a change made nationwide (in Canada) after 9/11. The absolute breakdown in comms that day was a catalyst for change across the Emergency Services community.

How much of your reporting came from radio scanner traffic that would have been archived after the actual incident?