This week, NBC San Diego’s Alexis Rivas shares her story on a local woman's murder. The real story was the phone calls from across the street As Rivas reported, the victim’s neighbors called 911 for nearly two hours — begging for help and relaying what they saw. Rivas discusses the details of that June night, the San Diego Police Department's response to the scrutiny, and what seems a systemic lack of police capacity and slow response times to critical calls. Plus: New trends in old military suicide data, San Diego's other housing failure, Kevin Faulconer's next election plan. See the full NBC story at NBC7.com/policescrutiny Subscribe to the newsletter for this show at vosd.org/pod See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.