Incident 257: Police Reportedly Deployed ShotSpotter Sensors Disproportionately in Neighborhoods of Color
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MacArthur Justice Center study finds City’s use of ShotSpotter is inaccurate, expensive and dangerous
CHICAGO – A new study of Chicago’s use of ShotSpotter, a surveillance system designed to detect gunfire, finds that the vast majority of a…
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The right angle formed by Belmont and North Central Park avenues forms an invisible borderline in Chicago.
To the south and east, the residents are primarily Black and brown. To the north and west, the neighborhoods are almost all majority…
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Syracuse, N.Y. – A report came out last week that criticizes gunshot detection technology used by cities across the country - including Syracuse - as ineffective, wasting officers’ time and targeting overpoliced communities.
The Surveillan…
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(TNS) — A report came out last week that criticizes gunshot detection technology used by cities across the country - including Syracuse - as ineffective, wasting officers’ time and targeting overpoliced communities.
The Surveillance Technol…