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Two Minnesota burglary suspects were arrested after police said one of them accidentally called 911 and left the line open as the pair discussed the crime.
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It is the mission of the False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA) to provide a forum for local government alarm ordinance professionals to exchange information on successful false alarm reduction programs, to serve as a clearinghouse for agencies seeking to reduce false alarms, and to foster an environment of cooperation among public safety, the alarm industry and the alarm users.
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