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The department has a 3-step plan. But not everyone is a fan of it.

The police department of El Monte, CA started a “Ring Reward Program” about a month before it entered a partnership with Ring.

Police are attempting to negotiate with the shooter or shooters but the situation is being described as "very active."

"I have black friends, white friends, Asian friends — I wouldn't want to insult anyone," said Ed Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association.

His chats were complete with bomb emojis and smiley faces.

At least six men have been arrested for making terroristic threats, stockpiling weapons, or plotting attacks since the massacre.

Since the photo of his meal went viral, the officer has appeared on 'Fox & Friends' and received an over-the-top apology from Burger King.

Ring helped people form private ‘Digital Neighborhood Watches’ where they report ‘suspicious activity’ in exchange for free Ring products and discounts, according to a presentation obtained by Motherboard.

Home security trade organization The Monitoring Association said that it is troubled by reports of Ring partnerships with law enforcement that are designed to promote Ring products.

An interactive map, researched and compiled as a personal project by an incoming college senior, gives the most comprehensive view of Ring’s partnerships with law enforcement to date.

How does Ring partner with police? Are there privacy concerns with Ring doorbells? What is the Neighbors app? This, and other things we’ve learned from 1,800 pages of public records.

“Our officers showed poor judgement," the police chief said.