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Last night our officers had the pleasure of spending time with Cub Scout Pack 850 during their public service–focused event! Our team set up a table with stickers and goodies, and the kids kept us busy with tons of thoughtful, intelligent questions. It was great to see their enthusiasm as we talked about the role police officers play in the community.
A big thank you to Sgt. Gross, Officer Montague, Officer Holmes, and Cmdr. Zanella for attending, answering questions, and making meaningful connections with the Cub Scouts, their parents, and their leaders. The Scouts especially enjoyed checking out our uniforms, vests, duty-belt tools, and—of course—the chance to explore a patrol vehicle.
We can’t wait to interact with Cub Scout Pack 850 again!
Overcast, with a high of 57 and low of 41 degrees. Overcast in the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening, overcast overnight.
FYI, the quoted piece from The Almanac looks like it's all AI: https://www.pangram.com/history/deb52bf5-9efa-43d5-bc9a-b806e90616ec
Perhaps you'd prefer this source:
January 22, 2019
I occasionally listened to the radio comms, and it was entertaining, but I totally understand why LE would not want you to listen in. The perps committing crimes, such as burgs or home invasions, should not get a heads-up on when the police are responding.
Please label AI-written posts!!!! This one is likely 100% AI: https://www.pangram.com/history/bae3817e-8442-46b7-a065-8069d59b0ca0
First, we created a transcript from the council meeting video and compared it word for word. Then ChatGPT summarized the transcript of the two-hour meeting so readers didn't have to watch the 2-hour council meeting. We then ran a spell-checker and grammar-checker and saved all the data to an M.2 SSD.
But seriously. AI can be useful, and this kind of thing — I assume you did use AI to transcribe the meeting and summarize it — is a reasonable use case.