San Francisco's Department of Emergency Management was baffled by a spike in the number of emergency calls the city was receiving, seeing a 28-percent jump between 2011 and 2014. The sudden increase indicated that the cause may be something other than an unexpected jump in crime -- something not reflected elsewhere -- and perhaps more innocuous. As it turns out, …
San Francisco's Department of Emergency Management was baffled by a spike in the number of emergency calls the city was receiving, seeing a 28-percent jump between 2011 and 2014. The sudden increase indicated that the cause may be something other than an unexpected jump in crime -- something not reflected elsewhere -- and perhaps more innocuous. As it turns out, …
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