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St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says city work continues despite cyberattack
A spokesperson for St. Paul Public Works said road construction continued uninterrupted, and the mayor emphasized that St. Paul Police squad cars will still respond to emergencies, though they’ll do so by phone and radio dispatch, and without the aid of squad laptops.
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St. Paul cyberattack: How it's impacting the police department
A cyberattack on the City of St. Paul has impacted many city services, but Police Chief Axel Henry says the department has ...
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Mayor Melvin Carter reassures St. Paul residents emergency services available after cyber attack
Mayor Melvin Carter offered more information about the attack, which officials say targeted internal systems in St. Paul.
The city of St. Paul has become the latest target of a cyber attack targeting essential systems and digital services.
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St. Paul cops still responding to 911 calls during city cyberattack, without some tech conveniences
St. Paul police are still responding to 911 calls during a cyberattack in the city, but they don’t have all the technology ...
St. Paul city leaders say emergency services will not be disrupted by the city-wide cyberattack. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the ...
St. Paul said the disruptions are affecting "access to some online services and internal systems," though it did not say ...
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