San Diego Police encrypts radios, blocking media's scanner access. First Amendment concerns rise amid the compliance with California's 2020 mandate.

The department had previously hesitated to make the change despite all other local police agencies, including the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office, having already made the switch to encrypted ...

The San Diego Sheriff’s Department started encrypting in 2022, and several other police departments in the region, Chula Vista and Escondido to name a couple, have also done it.

The San Diego Police Department is transitioning to a fully encrypted radio system, making it more difficult for the public and local media to tune into its various live channels.

The San Diego Police Department says it’s moving its radio communications to fully encrypted channels. The move will limit the public’s access to real-time law enforcement communications.

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