The California Senate's Public Safety Committee has rejected a bill to prevent recordings of 911 calls from being made public in order to protect patient privacy, The Sacramento Bee reports. Bill AB 1275 had cleared the Assembly, but the Senate committee rejected it on Tuesday.
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