To paraphrase Alexander Pope: the error was human. Three days after preliminarily concluding that the emergency alert that puzzled much of southwest Ohio was the result of a technical error, the ...

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On Tuesday, Warren County EMA said an investigation into the alert has shown that the error 'was human-caused.' ...

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Warren County Emergency Management Agency leaders now say an alert error that sent people into a panic over the weekend was "human-caused'.

Widespread shelter-in-place alert issued in Warren County on Saturday was a result of human error, not a technical malfunction, according to Warren County Emergency Management.

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Human error led to an emergency alert being sent out to a larger audience than intended Saturday, according to the Warren County EMA.