Police 101

[Owain]

Does anyone know how the Police 101 service handles calls from VoIP
lines when the line has / has not an associated 'emergency' address or
sends / does not send CLI?

And do VoIP providers honour the fixed 15p call charge?

Owain

[Graham.]

I know of none that natively recognise 101 although in my case it
would be trivial to modify my dial-plan to translate 101 to
+441618725050 (Greater Manchester Police).

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Graham.

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[Owain]

On Apr 1, 3:55 pm, Graham. wrote:
> I know of none that natively recognise 101

That's reassuring - not.

Owain

[Bob Eager]

I have my Asterisk box set up so that calls to 101, etc. get routed to
the real PSTN line (which is needed for the ADSL).



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[R. Mark Clayton]

"Graham." <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
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Is that definitely where it goes in GMP?

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> Graham.
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[DrTeeth]

On Tue, 02 Apr 2013 15:36:10 +0100, just as I was about to take a
herb, "Anthony R. Gold" <not-fo...@ahjg.co.uk> disturbed my reverie
and wrote:

>Although 101 replaces the old GMP non-emergency number (0161 872 5050), it
>will continue to function.

Then it does not *replace* it.
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