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Resident tells Chandler council police response to canal reports was delayed and records inconsistent
Summary
At the July 17 Chandler City Council meeting, resident Brook Beal described delayed police responses and discrepancies between his timelines and the city's call-for-service database for incidents along a city canal. The City Manager said staff will convene a subcommittee to investigate and provide answers.
Brook Beal, a Chandler resident, told the City Council on July 17 that police responses to reports of violations along a city canal were delayed and that the city's call-for-service records do not match his account of events.
Beal said he notified police while walking on the canal near Pine Lake Park and recorded a sequence of texts and timestamps that he said differ from entries in the department's database. "I arrived at, 04:24, let them know I had arrived. Call for service database says that someone arrived at 04:31, while I was sitting on the stone there on the bridge, and then I left 4 minutes later at or 3 minutes later at 04:34. Clearly, that's inaccurate information in the database," Beal said.
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