FBI Pittsburgh working around the clock to combat hoax 'swatting' calls
Pittsburgh FBI says it will use all resources to find the people responsible for recent hoax "swatting" calls in the area.
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Pittsburgh FBI says it will use all resources to find the people responsible for recent hoax "swatting" calls in the area.
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