_update_incident (incident_correlator.py ~1358-1372) re-derives title from the primary tag of every classified call that links, so an incident ends up named after its most recent event rather than its founding one.
Observed in the 2026-08-20 dump:
b9b4f392 opened on a suspect search at 80 Grasslands Road and is titled "Open 911 at 100 South Mosher" (its third call).
f5190670 was titled from the 13th of its 13 events.
This also feeds server-26#23: the label comes from the newest call while location_coords is carried forward independently, so the map pin and the label disagree.
Fix direction: keep the founding event in the title and let later calls escalate type/severity rather than rename it, or title from the highest-severity call rather than the latest.
Source: CORRELATION_REVIEW_0820.md section 1, ranked #6. Deliberately out of scope for server-26#22.
`_update_incident` (incident_correlator.py ~1358-1372) re-derives `title` from the primary tag of every classified call that links, so an incident ends up named after its most recent event rather than its founding one.
Observed in the 2026-08-20 dump:
- `b9b4f392` opened on a suspect search at 80 Grasslands Road and is titled "Open 911 at 100 South Mosher" (its third call).
- `f5190670` was titled from the 13th of its 13 events.
This also feeds server-26#23: the label comes from the newest call while `location_coords` is carried forward independently, so the map pin and the label disagree.
Fix direction: keep the founding event in the title and let later calls escalate type/severity rather than rename it, or title from the highest-severity call rather than the latest.
Source: CORRELATION_REVIEW_0820.md section 1, ranked #6. Deliberately out of scope for server-26#22.
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_update_incident(incident_correlator.py ~1358-1372) re-derivestitlefrom the primary tag of every classified call that links, so an incident ends up named after its most recent event rather than its founding one.Observed in the 2026-08-20 dump:
b9b4f392opened on a suspect search at 80 Grasslands Road and is titled "Open 911 at 100 South Mosher" (its third call).f5190670was titled from the 13th of its 13 events.This also feeds server-26#23: the label comes from the newest call while
location_coordsis carried forward independently, so the map pin and the label disagree.Fix direction: keep the founding event in the title and let later calls escalate type/severity rather than rename it, or title from the highest-severity call rather than the latest.
Source: CORRELATION_REVIEW_0820.md section 1, ranked #6. Deliberately out of scope for server-26#22.