Whizz Wireless and the National Office of Security Enforcement have signed the first saOS Tactical agreement. From today, NOOSE commanders can manage a declared critical incident through saOS.
Inside a declared perimeter, saOS Tactical can hold traffic signals on exit routes, share every saOS Home camera, and limit Whizz service so that suspects cannot coordinate. 911 calls continue to connect and are routed to the NOOSE command post.
A critical incident is declared by the NOOSE commander on scene. It ends when the commander closes it.
Curtis A. Bellamy, Senior Vice President, Public Sector, said the agreement was the result of close cooperation between the two organizations. Mr. Bellamy led NOOSE tactical operations in Los Santos until the week the agreement was signed.
Customers inside a perimeter will see No Service on their phones. Service returns when the incident is closed. Whizz does not credit bills for time spent inside a perimeter.