NYPD SECRET CELL PHONE DATABASE REVEALED

By Robert Scott, P.I.

Press reports in the NY Daily news and elsewhere have revealed that the NYPD is building a phone number database from a very unique source -- 911 calls. Utilizing data collected as far back as 2003, details on over 20 million 911 calls are already on file.

Of particular value to police investigators are calls that came in from prepaid or disposable cell phones. Traditionally, the carriers for these types of phones have no registrant name or address information on file. Now, if the phone has previously been used to make a 911 call, an address can be linked to the phone number.

An unnamed police source said the system already resulted in the arrest of a serial burglary suspect who had left a slip of paper with his prepaid cell phone number behind at crime scene. Previously, he had been assaulted and called 911 -- placing the prepaid phone number and his home address in this special phone database!

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