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    iPhone crash-detection call exposes Florida hit-and-run driver●Wesh 2 Florida: Deputies: Florida Tesla driver fled crash, but iPhone's automatic 911 call led them straight to him "...MmastodonWorldCrime36 h ago

    Lee County, Florida deputies say a Tesla driver fled the scene of a hit-and-run crash, but his iPhone automatically called 911 through its crash detection feature, giving dispatchers the location and details of the collision. Authorities used that information to track him down, and he now faces hit-and-run charges. The case is drawing attention as an unusual example of smartphone safety technology working against a fleeing driver.

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    California law requires disclosure of 911 data at ICE detention centers▼Data from 911 calls at ICE detention centers must be disclosed under new California law✉newsWorldImmigration14 min ago

    A new California law requires the disclosure of data from 911 emergency calls made at Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers in the state. The measure aims to shed light on medical emergencies, violence, and other incidents inside the facilities, which have long faced criticism over conditions and oversight. Advocates say the records will reveal how often detainees call for help, while immigration officials have previously resisted outside scrutiny of conditions in its facilities.

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    Dan Wilson announces his own firing as Mariners manager▼# espn # cbs # foxnews # mindsForests # seattle # forgot911 Dan Wilson announces his own firing as Seattle Mariners manaMmastodonSportSports27 h ago

    Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson revealed his own firing in an unusual postgame moment, telling reporters after a game against the Los Angeles Angels that he had been dismissed. The rare way the news broke drew attention across sports media, with fans and outlets reacting to both the decision and its unconventional announcement.

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    When 911 Fails, the Local Economy Pays the Price▼When 911 fails, the local economy pays✉newsBusinessEconomy5 h ago

    Reports are highlighting how failures of the 911 emergency system carry costs beyond public safety, damaging local economies. When emergency services are delayed or unreachable, residents and businesses lose confidence in an area, which can affect property values, tourism and investment. Local officials in Decatur, Georgia are among those facing questions over what outages cost their community.