Federal Courthouse Marshals

[RaleighGuy]

It's a high-profile repeater, which I can easily hear from home, though since it is encrypted, my Unidonts skip-over any activity on it. But anyway, I'll manually camp-out on the repeater output during business hours.

It's very possible the pair here is different than the pair there as there are ten pairs and I was looking for one of the four possible inputs.

By "pager" traffic, I assume you're mostly referring to SMS these days, and the problem with a security/LE using text-messaging as a primary comm system in any environment, let-alone an active one, is that it requires the personnel in the field to use a hand & their eyes to get information (two hands & their eyes to send an SMS...) instead of just using one ear to receive info, one hand & their mouth to transmit info.

By pager I mean the secure pagers the Court Security and USMS both use to communicate through the court house which my DSD+FL picks up off the repeater but obviously is encrypted. That is the primary messaging source within the court rooms.

 

[ecps92]

Spent an hour+ a block away today with scanner and dsd+FL running and didn't hear anything. The radio traffic is getting less and less while pager traffic is increasing.

Best days are during High Profile arraignments or right around 8:30-9a when all the Jurors report

 

[737mech]

Utter BS from the guy who doesn't even seem to understand that the City of Las Vegas Marshals & City of Henderson Municipal Court Marshals --both on SNACC TGs -- are different than USMS Federal Court Security Officers (on 170.750MHz/NAC293 repeater, full-time encryption for many years).

City Marshals

www.lasvegasnevada.gov

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Historical Reading Room — Court Security Officer Program | U.S. Marshals Service

On December 3, 1982, the U.S. Marshals, in cooperation with the Administrative Office of the U.S. courts, established the Court Security Officer Program (CSO)

www.usmarshals.gov

Thank you for the correction City and Federal. I have no experience with the federal court system and I like that.