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	if you come upon this we were probably looking at the guts of the same thing, get in touch

	tombrady5rings

monitmanllc commented Jun 27, 2022

I think I might just be looking at the same string in some decryption code... very odd

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ohsix commented Jun 28, 2022

word! posted that when i'd decided to give up, but people have since bothered to figure it out

https://gist.github.com/Davnit/4a6e7dd94d97a05c3806b306e3d838c6

thanks for pinging

ampledata commented Jun 29, 2022

thanks for figuring it out though.

dus-d commented Jan 28, 2023 •

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I just found this, but I actually implemented a solution in NodeJS a few years back, hits it every 15s to imitate the browser. Also, will have to dig the code up from my old offline repo but GIBA I'm pretty sure is "Get Incidents By Agency", while GABC is "Get Agency By Coordinates". In my testing the GABC can be given coordinates and it'll give you the agency data for either the jurisdiction or what agency is closest.

https://web.pulsepoint.org/DB/gabc.php?lat=XX.XXXX&lng=YY.YYYY

And decrypt the same as GIBA. You should get a JSON object with an array of agencies' data. Usually only 1 but I've gotten 2 or 3 in areas that overlap.

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