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Indianapolis police officers had to use cell phones and backup systems to communicate for 45 minutes Tuesday night after their radios went out. According to the department, Motorola was doing some work in preparation for the Super Bowl and caused a problem with some routers. Police said there were no missed calls or dispatch runs because of the outage.
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