Verizon says it accidentally sent more than 12,000 unlisted phone numbers, names, and addresses to the company that publishes the phone book in Hagerstown and Washington County Maryland. Police, crime victims, and others are angry. Many people say they have unlisted phone numbers to protect their personal safety. Now Verizon says it'll republish, pass out the new book, and credit the customers who had their information compromised. The president of the police union says it's not enough. What do you think Verizon should do?
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