Suggestion - Clear latest dispatch & Mark latest 911 locations commands

[joevapes3]

Assurance

I have read the README.md

Summary

Sorta like the "mark_last_dispatch" command have one that clears that clears it like "clear_last_dispatch" and have one for 911 calls that come in and you can mark their location with a command as well. Something like "mark_last_911" would work great. Then you can bind these commands and make responding to them much more efficent.

Reason

Would improve PD repsonse to recent dispatch calls and if assistance is no longer needed, you don't have to go into your map and clear it out manually. It would also help with 911 call response as our phones can be relatively slow when opening 911's, let alone selecting mark gps location on them manually. This will improve our response times to 911 calls as we can start heading to them while we check what has call is beyond the summary that pops up. Just quality of life updates that make PD more enjoyable to do. :)

[coalaura]

I don't see a real need for "clear_last_dispatch" if all it does is unmark a gps waypoint.

I'll make /mark_last_dispatch mark 911 calls too, however don't you have to read the 911 call anyways to know what is even going on?

[joevapes3]

the only reason I had suggested the clear last dispatch was cause alot of time it will get called code 4 or a chase will start there and then you have that marker stuck on your gps cause you don't actually drive to the exact location and the only way to clear it is by manually opening your map and double clicking to clear it off of there and in a chase that's usually super annoying. Especially if you have a passenger and they're trying to mark the new location they're at in the chase. Figured it would just make it easy by being able to bind a command to clear it. The mark latest 911 is in most cases the preview window that pops up with the notifcations now gives you enough info to respond in some cases and the ability to mark the 911 location and start driving there while your pulling up the entire message would help response times.