I more or less consider this a scam. I know it is technically on the legal side of things but this is a business trying to take advantage of public records and people that are probably not thinking straight because they went through a incident to try to get them into a contract. Archive: https://archive.today/3Eviz From the post: >>911 calls are mostly public information since they involve public services who all need to communicate with one another. Looking at my local agency's website, it's basically a wrapper around a company called PulsePoint, who makes apps that show you what is happening with all of your local 911 calls in the past 24 hours.