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Who had the first police podcast?
A humorous item from Macworld (UK): UK's South Yorkshire police force claims that it had the first-ever "police podcast," not the NYPD. Across the pond, the South Yorkshire police force was "a bit shocked to read that NYPD were believed to be the first law enforcement agency to release a podcast, especially as we released ours a good while before they did. We launched our first podcast on August 2, we have eight under our belt so far."
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