@Trevor4SF: I grew up in the retirement community my dad ran + saw him search for missing seniors when an unwell spouse got ahold o…
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The author shares a personal experience with missing seniors in a retirement community and discusses the importance of public safety technology, such as Flock cameras, in saving lives.
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I grew up in the retirement community my dad ran + saw him search for missing seniors when an unwell spouse got ahold of their car keys.
There are serious convos about public safety tech + Flock cameras, but let’s not forget the lives saved every day
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