We have 18,000 separate local police departments—15,000 city police departments and 3,000 county sheriffs.
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Various police departments receive gestures of gratitude Police departments throughout the country received messages of support and gestures of kindness.
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 257 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 2016 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code This segment originally aired Nov.
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IBM licensed its version of the software to multiple police departments before withdrawing it from the market in April, although it continues to support police departments with existing contracts.
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The long-term goals of that movement require people to actually engage in conversations with police departments about what those police departments are doing and how they're doing it.
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The company has signed partnership agreements with hundreds of police departments around the country; many of these police departments have marketed and sold Ring devices on the company's behalf.
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Police departments being fully staffed, police departments being fully trained, national standards, interaction, better engagement with the community, explaining some of the things without giving away strategies or tactics to civilians.
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Clearview also appears to be claiming that hundreds of police departments were working with them when some of those police departments only signed up for a trial, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Many of the police departments appear to simply be hearing about the alleged viral phenomenon via other police departments in other states, and the internet often fuels panics over exaggerated criminal incidents.
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Those 60 police departments have variations of standards, and one of the problems that we saw with the Ferguson Commission is that a lot of these police departments were not even certified.
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Through its electroshock weapons business, Taser already has contracts with 90 percent of the 18,000 police departments in the US. WatchGuard already provides dashboard cams to police departments all over the country.
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Users of the database can research federal grants received by their local police departments and identify the payouts that some of the largest police departments make each year to settle misconduct claims.
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How many police departments have adopted these protocols remains unknown.
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He supports legislation to boost resources for police departments' technology.
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In other words, their police departments were not trained properly.
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Even some police departments are warming up to this approach.
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CNN has reached out to all of the police departments.
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Many police departments, including Newark's, release daily arrest records online.
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Trump has also overstated his standing with local police departments.
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Instead, he wants to consult police departments across the country.
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Not all police departments have confirmed it as a scam.
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A Trump administration may fail to investigate abusive police departments.
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Local police departments may have purchased Cellebrite devices as well.
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Police departments in Texas have been largely against the bill.
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I've had police departments reach out to me for employment.
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His former deputies led police departments in Chicago and Miami.
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It's already donated more than 800 units to police departments.
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Police departments are so understaffed that many areas aren't patrolled.
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Police departments should not be blamed for this massive backlog.
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Some police departments are now working to change this mentality.
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But we do work with other police departments when appropriate.
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Police departments can be more thorough in their vetting process.
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Local police departments should not be going after illegal immigrants.
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Police departments across the U.S. are bracing for more marches.
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Clearview isn't only targeting police departments at the state level.
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Police departments are also already using tech sold by Amazon.
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That's after we file criminal charges with the police departments.
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Many police departments have a complex history with the weapons.
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The Justice Department under the Obama administration opened more than two dozen investigations into police departments, resolving civil rights lawsuits with police departments in Ferguson, Mo.; Baltimore; New Orleans; Cleveland; and 15 other cities.
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But because police departments often refuse to release use-of-force data that would illustrate such trends, the federal government has had a difficult time in determining whether police departments are employing force less often.
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We're one of the largest police departments here in the state.
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Police departments posted alternative numbers to call in case of emergency.
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For police departments, this can end up a fairly profitable venture.
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Without these investigations, federal oversight of police departments is greatly diminished.
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"I literally Google police departments and cold call them," Laura says.
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Not one of the police departments reviewed has implemented all eight.
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Police departments across the country should move in the same direction.
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TC: You're still receiving feedback from police departments about your breathalyzer.
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Both police departments investigated the episode but did not charge Manziel.
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Many also work in suburban police departments or are military veterans.
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Community mental health centers and local police departments may offer referrals.
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Lawmakers refused to act, and local politicians and police departments overreacted.
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In partnership with the fire and police departments of Chadler, Ariz.
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Police departments have distributed warnings to the public about the drug.
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Police departments, fire stations and some local government buildings offer them.
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The technology has also been used by police departments across California.
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Prosecutors are enforcing consent decrees on police departments in 14 cities.
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Police departments across the United States, from Houston to Evanston, Ill.
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Police departments and county sheriff's offices are free to ignore it.
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Of course, GrayKey is marketed only to police departments for now.
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Police departments, which have been decimated by austerity, would gain funds.
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For one, the FBI relies on voluntary reports from police departments.
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Police departments are using drones to find and chase down suspects.
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But both California police departments say they have no such letter.
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The idea has been used by police departments around the country.
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But how many police departments are using Amazon's facial recognition technology?
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The idea has been used by police departments around the country.
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Police departments were pressured to reconsider their policies for using force.
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Now, over 60 police departments across the nation use the software.
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The approach has been copied by dozens of other U.S. police departments.
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Police departments across the country have brought him in as a consultant.
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Older adults should also notify sheriffs, police departments and neighborhood emergency teams.
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It has, and continues, to work with police departments across the country.
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The database has led to investigations at police departments around the nation.
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Retaining the footageHow long should police departments keep footage they aren't using?
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An overwhelming majority of United States police departments carry Axon's tasers today.
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Police departments as a whole do not typically endorse candidates in elections.
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Officers from two police departments rush in to search for a gunman.
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Sometimes, there weren't enough bilingual staff at crisis agencies or police departments.
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So the police departments of Boston and Framingham, Massachusetts, rallied around Devin.
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Do you think people can help more with their local police departments?
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And it is making a difference in police departments around the country.
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Trump said communities should work with and not against their police departments.
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Consent decrees have been used to desegregate schools and reform police departments.
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Crocraft also sells prisoner-made products to police departments, schools, and universities.
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Police departments across America sometimes used techniques we would consider torture today.
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Ross suggested that police departments could also be guilty of patent infringement.
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In the wake of these shootings, several police departments have changed tactics.
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Accordingly, we need police departments with agile, proactive, and courageous tactical policies.
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Before then, people could typically only dispose of them at police departments.
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The Illinois approach should be a national model for police departments everywhere.
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It's unclear exactly how many police departments nationwide use video analytics software.
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Why are police departments and prosecutors across the country still using them?
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Police departments are still learning how to implement this new technology effectively.
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Mesa's police shootings roughly correspond with rates from other large police departments.
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Since then, the practice has spread to police departments around the country.
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Read more: How police departments are dealing with officers spewing hate online.
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The company's clients reportedly include police departments, multinational corporations, and wealthy individuals.
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State and local governments, however, are basically school districts with police departments.
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Schools and police departments are closing, fire halls are clinging to life.
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For many, their local police departments looked more like predators than protectors.
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This could lead to racial profiling, and more lawsuits against police departments.
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Businesses, police departments, and security firms have long used them for safety.
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And police departments around the country have debunked reports of abducted children.
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The bulk of Clearview's paying customers are local and state police departments.
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Clearview AI has contracts with numerous law enforcement agencies and police departments.
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Over 700 police departments in the US have signed contracts with Ring.
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It infiltrated the day-to-day operations of hundreds of police departments.
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Many metropolitan police departments routinely conduct raids on spas and massage parlors.
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We don't know exactly how many police departments Ring have this arrangement.
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Seventy percent of police departments in the U.S. are using LPR technology.
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Democrats raised concerns about the use of grenade launchers by police departments.
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According to Time, only 15 police departments have agreed to implement them.
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Police departments across the country have issued statements condemning the group's actions.
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Although his administration has not taken sweeping actions or convinced Congress to pass a law to address these issues, it has taken some smaller steps — such as encouraging police departments to adopt officer-worn body cameras, using the Department of Justice's oversight powers to investigate abusive and negligent police departments, and launching an initiative that will hopefully help communities and police departments build trust.
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That means far less video for police departments to transfer, store and protect.
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Such training should go beyond just police departments and include relevant partnering agencies.
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Local police departments have long shared their gang intelligence with federal immigration authorities.
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It is the third-largest city agency after the fire and police departments.
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Some police departments use Toyota's Prius hybrids for undercover work and traffic enforcement.
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Since Ferguson, body cameras have become a mainstay in many US police departments.
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But this is not a "duh" for many police departments across the country.
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Police departments around the country are coming to recognise that this must change.
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Although police departments speak highly of these teams, measuring their value is tricky.
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"There are some police departments that are more progressive than others," she said.
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Police departments could potentially analyze and compile hundreds of videos for similar purposes.
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Local police departments were rewarded hundreds of millions of dollars through new programs.
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But really, the benefit of big-data policing for police departments is political.
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Here's what you need to know: How many police departments use body cams?
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The cruisers will then hit the streets for police departments nationwide next summer.
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Police departments in San Francisco and Miami say they are researching the method.
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New data collected by WIRED show that local police departments fare little better.
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In varying forms, "hot-spot policing" has spread throughout the nation's police departments.
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Police departments across the nation are using these teams beyond the envisioned purpose.
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Dozens of police departments across the US have developed policies surrounding body cameras.
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That quietude is one reason police departments buy Zero Motorcycles for their fleets.
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Let us work to heal the breach between police departments and black communities.
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Individual police departments or government agencies decide for themselves which technologies to use.
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Any lost income may also be offset by the savings for police departments.
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And the militarization of police departments is an issue that certainly deserves debate.
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They can overhaul police departments and prisons into more humane and compassionate institutions.
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But many police departments do not follow these instructions, according to the report.
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The Houston and Phoenix police departments are among those that administer polygraph tests.
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The fire and police departments found that the rice cookers were not explosive.
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The study examined more than 1,000 shootings in 10 large police departments nationwide.
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Of those, 80% were government; 20% were police departments, correction authorities, or militaries.
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In exchange, police departments have to promote Ring products either implicitly or explicitly.
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Many police departments are increasing their use of drug recognition experts, or DREs.
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Police departments and the municipalities they represent have faced 213 of these suits.
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He said that unfettered surveillance by police departments erodes trust from community members.
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Ford acted amid concerns by some police departments about the safety of officers.
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He has ordered a review of federal civil rights agreements with police departments.
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Major police departments bought in and Taser International became a Wall Street darling.
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One such proposal would give police departments expansive discretion to withhold arrest information.
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Some police departments, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have tested Amazon's product.
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Meanwhile, leaders of some cities and police departments have dug in their heels.
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Similar experiments are taking place in dozens of police departments across the country.
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Ring has also been criticized and boycotted for its partnerships with police departments.
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Police departments are using people's mugshots in Facebook posts to publicly shame them.
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The ACLU said Geofeedia helped police departments collect information about people's political activism.
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Police departments rightfully get blamed for the crisis in violent and corrupt policing.
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"That's the thing with the smaller police departments out here," he told CNN.
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Chokeholds have been controversial and several major police departments have stopped using them.
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The latter ministry said such shutdowns were a matter for local police departments.
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They hoped it would provide a model for reform at other police departments.
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Currently 14 police departments, including Seattle and Miami, are operating under the decrees.
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However, no U.S. police departments currently use weaponized drones, according to NBC News.
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His administration investigated more police departments than its predecessors, often finding horrific abuses.
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As to other police departments, it remains to be seen whether this administration is going to open any more investigations into police departments where there's ample evidence there may be systemic abuses or misconduct or systemic deficiencies in the police department.
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"I'm proud to put forward my People First Policing plan to set new standards for police departments, hold officers accountable for excessive use of force, and begin to heal the divide between police departments and the communities they serve," he said.
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These investigations had been a high priority for the Obama administration, not only uncovering massive police abuses at several police departments around the country, particularly against black Americans, but also forcing the police departments to adopt reforms to address these abuses.
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Universities and police departments across the US have taken this pledge to support victims.
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These devices can be very expensive and not something many police departments could afford.
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The department was indeed copying word-for-word the antics of other police departments.
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Police departments across the country target communities of color with racially-biased policing strategies.
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And what do you think about attempts to train police departments in that area?
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Social Sentinel worked directly with police departments before opening up its services to schools.
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Among those approved were local governments, city police departments, universities and non-profit organizations.
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That makes the life of folks like spy agencies and police departments harder too.
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It's hard to get multiple lessons from multiple police departments at the same time.
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So far in 2019, at least three police departments have left federal task forces.
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Geofeedia sold itself to police departments as a tool for monitoring activists and protests.
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Multiple surrounding police departments and agencies aided in the investigation, according to Gardendale police.
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The Plain View Project database has prompted several police departments to launch internal investigations.
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For police shootings, the researchers looked at data that police departments gave up willingly.
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Sandra Sterling doesn't rule out larger changes that need to occur within police departments.
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Sometimes incidents involved multiple civilians, but police departments only included information about one weapon.
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I've talked a little bit about police departments potentially incorporating some of these findings.
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Facebook warned those police departments that they were breaking the Silicon Valley company's rules.
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And there was no immediate comment from the police departments in Seattle and Sycamore.
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And -- unlike many police departments across the country -- they were equipped with a defibrillator.
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ShotSpotter notifies police departments about gun violence by using sensors that ignore ambient noise.
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He later blocked federal cooperation on many asset seizures that enrich local police departments.
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Police departments currently use object recognition to spot the make and model of cars.
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Many of those officers are either military veterans or work in suburban police departments.
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However, not all of the subdomains in this list correspond to city police departments.
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Consent decrees are vital for police departments that have a multitude of systemic problems.
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Reportedly, local police departments have paid ransoms between $300-500 to unlock their systems.
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And indeed, it's used by militaries and police departments, as well as private companies.
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An estimated one in four US police departments have access to facial-recognition software.
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Our nation's police departments should read Mr. Wexler's guide and take its recommendations seriously.
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These are used to power anything from homes to local services like police departments.
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Gruber now investigates police departments for the civil rights division at the Justice Department.
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One of these initiatives includes our partnership with local police departments in Tucson, Ariz.
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The gear is often too costly for police departments to purchase on their own.
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That shooting is sometimes credited with leading to the creation of university police departments.
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Police departments, however, have discretion over whether to allow even those people to watch.
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For example, the whole Black Lives Matter — like, start enrolling in these police departments!
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Stingrays are used by 75 police departments in 27 states, according to the ACLU.
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Geofeedia isn't the only social media surveillance company providing information to local police departments.
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Police departments near Dallas say their application numbers have not risen in recent weeks.
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Wessler said police departments should also have to report "basic data" about their requests.
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Police departments around the country bought Mr. Borkenstein's invention and versions developed by competitors.
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Last year, the ACLU uncovered more than 500 police departments using 'geofencing' surveillance technology.
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At least four police departments suspended Taser use based on liability and safety concerns.
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Metropolitan police departments have employed various approaches to improve officers' judgment in threatening situations.
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The Obama administration is calling for more diversity in police departments around the country.
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One product, called Coplogic, is used by 5,000 police departments in the United States.
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County sheriff's offices, small-town police departments and even airport law enforcement agencies participate.
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Police departments are using social media to bring activities to kids stuck at home.
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It's the disturbing result of partnerships between local police departments and federal immigration agents.
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High-tech surveillance tools like these are commonplace among police departments in large cities.
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Police departments stocked up on them after a string of massacres in the 22016s.
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Afterward, police departments around the country started making AR-15s standard issue for officers.
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Despite the law, police departments in two counties have done precisely that with GEDMatch.
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Responding to school shooting threats is a routine reality for local police departments nationwide.
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In some cases, that has meant merging local police departments or cutting them altogether.
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Agencies as large as the Miami and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Departments reported zero.
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Police departments are preparing to isolate their own officers, and courthouses have postponed trials.
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Millions and millions of dollars of surplus equipment is going to our police departments.
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It has backed off using consent decrees to impose reforms on troubled police departments.
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They also help city and state police departments in various formal and informal capacities.
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While more police departments are recognizing the threat, some have already found practical solutions.
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Some police departments have even stepped up to serve as package drop-off locations.
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Several of the police departments have deleted their posts in light of the criticism.
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This is insanely dangerous, and police departments have been slow to acknowledge the threat.
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Local police departments threatened to punish anyone who spread "false information" about the outbreak.
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Amazon, which sells facial recognition software to police departments, was not among the participants.
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Police departments CNN Business reached out to for comment were neutral about the app.
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That same is true of additional attacks on police departments and hospitals since then.
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They've also drawn up policies to help police departments improve oversight of Explorer programs.
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It's a loosely defined term with different meanings if you ask numerous police departments.
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There are many more similar examples in big and medium-size cities' police departments.
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Centinel believes its solution could save police departments hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
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The criticism has prompted police departments to re-evaluate how they handle active-shooter situations.
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Obviously, police departments could (and probably should) reform their practices around shift assignment and overtime.
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Not all police departments check serial numbers to see if items being sold are stolen.
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Agencies from local police departments to the Interior Department have used drones for sensitive work.
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According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the officers are from two different police departments.
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Police departments must start asking themselves key questions or face loss of their very legitimacy.
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I would argue that women have social skills our police departments really need right now.
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It's been fascinating noticing the difference in different police departments because it's never the same.
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All of the proud pups will serve Connecticut's Colchester, Hartford, Enfield and Stafford police departments.
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So far, more than 400 addicts nationwide have turned themselves in at 56 police departments.
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But police departments shouldn't be able to push out positive footage while burying the negative.
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San Francisco and a few other communities have banned their police departments from using it.
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Some police departments also seem to conflate gathering data on hate crimes with their prosecution.
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Protesters have called for systemic government overhauls — from city halls to police departments to courts.
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Our country has a painful history of mistrust between police departments and people of color.
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A similar panic over fatal stabbings in 2007 happened when police departments were relatively flush.
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The initial idea is to sell to fire departments, police departments and Homeland Security officers.
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Mr. Trump signed an executive order lifting the ban on military gear to police departments.
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Other police departments across the country have published records of police shootings online, for free.
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They can be purchased by schools, universities, courts and police departments and certain nonprofit groups.
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It also released its findings from an "extensive evaluation" carried out by eight police departments.
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"For some [police] departments there may be cultural resistance to looking too closely," Katz said.
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From time to time, he offers advice to police departments dealing with dark-web crime.
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There is predictable fallout from the Dallas massacre in police departments all over the country.
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Local police departments across the US, including the NYPD, have purchased the controversial intelligence technology.
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Rather, citizens must demand constitutional limits on police departments' resources in order to preserve freedom.
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Around 25% of police departments in the United States have access to facial recognition technology.
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Sessions also scaled back the use of federal consent decrees to reform troubled police departments.
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Police departments in Los Angeles, Beverley Hills, and the United Kingdom are investigating other allegations.
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Hettrick also said the fire and police departments haven't received any reports of missing people.
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Spokespeople for Upland and Merced police departments did not respond to a request for comment.
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Civil rights advocates are raising questions about the use of body cameras by police departments.
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Even police departments have paid ransoms ranging from $300 to $2023 to unlock their systems.
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A second SWAT team, drawn from the police departments of surrounding cities, came shortly after.
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Police departments and sheriffs' offices serve ERPOs issued by the court and recover the guns.
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Police departments from around the country have been challenging one another to lip sync battles.
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About 477,000 sworn officers serve in the roughly 12,000 police departments in the United States.
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And police departments mourned after officers were fatally ambushed in Dallas and in Baton Rouge.
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Police departments across the country have seized locked iPhones that they are unable to access.
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The news outlet contacted more than 150 police departments across the country for its series.
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We want to see police departments across the country that are reflective of their communities.
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When police departments are aware of a psychiatric diagnosis, officers should be alerted in advance.
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"We know there's evil in this world, that's why we need police departments," Obama said.
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Maintaining machines is up to police departments that sometimes have shoddy standards and lack expertise.
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The community-based, balanced approach to policing has caught the eye of nearby police departments.
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Some police departments around the country are stationing more cops in grocery stores as well.
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Several police departments around the country, too, see the removal of religious headwear as unnecessary.
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Other agreements between police departments and organisations including the FOP are available online, Motherboard confirmed.
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This mentality isn't necessary to the job, as some police departments are beginning to prove.
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He began to go out to local police departments to enlist them in his mission.
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The bill would also require that police departments receiving federal funding use the same standard.
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The question for the two cities has not been whether to reform the police departments.
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"I feel like the local police departments failed us," said Mr. Mitchell's mother, Mary Mitchell.
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Several police departments have ended their cooperation with "Live PD" over concerns about bad publicity.
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Several police departments have ended their cooperation with "Live PD" over concerns about bad publicity.
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Police departments and individuals can even build similar technology on their own with relative ease.
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Most police departments do not have formal policies for releasing video of shootings involving officers.
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D.A.R.E. was in fact popular with schools and police departments, but it was also controversial.
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"We're doing a limited amount of work with police departments," Raibert told VentureBeat in November.
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In Georgia, CNN surveyed three police departments: Atlanta Police Department, Hapeville and Lake City Police.
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At least three police departments have joined the investigation but no suspects have been named.
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Police departments across the country were bracing for what they fear could be similar events.
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ProPublica reported that he knew police departments were not always in communication with one another.
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BuzzFeed News also uncovered several inconsistencies in what Clearview tells police departments about its software.
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He directed local police departments to determine how to boost safety precautions in religious communities.
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Police departments from as far away as San Francisco and Pittsburgh sent representatives to Dallas.
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More than $5 billion of military equipment has been transferred to police departments since then.
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He has asserted that neo-Nazis have somehow infiltrated both police departments and the military.
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But there are things police departments can do to diminish the effects of racial biases.
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Lawmakers also set aside $3.5 million to help local police departments pay to test them.
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Indeed, local police departments don't send their crime data directly to the FBI in Washington.
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And that's what the Uniform Crime Reports were supposed to enable police departments to do.
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Police departments can dismiss employees for fraternizing with hate groups like the Ku Klux Klan.
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The report's authors say that while increasing racial diversity in police departments may be positive for other reasons—it can increase trust between police departments and the communities they serve, for example—it is unlikely, by itself, to reduce racial disparity in police shootings.
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Under the Obama Administration, the Justice Department opened 25 investigations into police departments and sheriff's offices and was enforcing 19 agreements at the end of 2016, resolving civil rights lawsuits filed against police departments in Ferguson, Missouri; Baltimore, New Orleans, Cleveland and 15 other cities.
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He also reportedly failed to get hired at police departments in Akron, Euclid, and Parma Heights.
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Police shootings provide police departments across the country with an opportunity to learn and to improve.
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"I think it's a good thing that police departments might call on federal investigators," Sessions said.
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All police departments maintain arrest logs that are deemed public under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Many of the officers work at suburban police departments or are military veterans with combat training.
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There are more than 15,000 police departments across the country, many with differing policies and practices.
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Over the past year, the attacks have affected police departments and school districts across the country.
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We have got to demilitarize local police departments so they do not look like occupying armies.
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Many of The Weathermen's bombs, for example, targeted buildings and politically significant places, like police departments.
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The Plantation fire and police departments said on Twitter that the street was closed to traffic.
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Hundreds of police departments across the country now use the Bratton model, including Baltimore and Boston.
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One in five American police departments uses them, and nearly all others plan to do so.
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As a result, police departments would have more discretion as to whether they release the videos.
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How many times do we need to lay out comprehensive plans for reform in police departments?
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It's possible the police departments that refused did so because their data would confirm racial biases.
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And we're not at the point yet where police departments feel adequately supported at all levels.
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Related: Ford Explorer under investigation for exhaust fume leaks How are police departments modifying their cars?
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It's not the federal government's job to hold police departments accountable when officers kill black men.
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The documents show that the force lent its tech to police departments all over Orange County.
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This is clear in how the federal government funds and supports local and state police departments.
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Police departments in the area have been accused of using unnecessary lethal force in the past.
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Harty stopped the car and called fire and police departments to get officers to the scene.
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Separately, Kuna is looking to collaborate with local police departments and communities to help stop crime.
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Additionally, local police departments like that of Hayward, California have given community discounts for Ring products.
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Many other police departments tweeted out alternative numbers for 911 in the event of an emergency.
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According to the ACLU report, Oakland and Baltimore police departments have used Geofeedia to monitor protests.
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During the Obama administration, a dozen police departments entered court-ordered reform agreements with the DOJ.
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And years of budget cuts during the recession have left local police departments short on resources.
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It is essential that police departments and community leaders develop strong working relationships before demonstrations occur.
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Zumwalt said his team will continue to work with police departments to plan for future events.
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That's 10 police departments in three states, with a majority of them based in major cities.
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Police departments need to make a change and recognize the misunderstanding and stigma this population faces.
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Some police departments are starting to understand that public trust depends on good faith and openness.
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CNN has calls out to other police departments, including Fresno, on thieves hitting up Lululemon stores.
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"Taser is very much intertwined with police departments," said Mark Strouse, an analyst at JPMorgan Chase.
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Emerging technology is giving police departments new ways to track suspects and head off possible crimes.
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Editorial Did you know that police departments across the country had armed themselves with killer robots?
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Georgetown researchers suspect that police departments have already improperly used the technology as evidence in cases.
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Reportedly, local police departments have paid ransoms ranging from $300 to $500 to unlock their systems.
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Several large police departments have looked into or have begun using the technology, the report said.
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Nearly two dozen Chinese police departments requested the technology last year alone, according to the report.
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At stake is millions of dollars that communities use to fund roads, schools and police departments.
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Nine people were arrested Saturday night during the protests, two police departments in the area said.
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Some police departments use drug-recognition experts, specially trained officers dispatched to evaluate suspected drugged drivers.
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Shouting into the megaphone, he claims that 85 percent of police departments have pigs in them.
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Incidents like this one have undermined the trust between police departments and the communities they serve.
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The shooting sparked national outrage and has kept Loehmann from working at other Ohio police departments.
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But, even so, there is no law that prevents police departments from doing the same thing.
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New York has lagged behind police departments in many other big cities in adopting body cameras.
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Invest in "smart gun" purchases by police departments or the U.S. military, to promote their use.
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Police departments across the country have a new crime fighting tool in their arsenal: your DNA.
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Except for the Ohio case, police departments redacted the names of the people flagged by Facebook.
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In May, civil liberties groups criticized Amazon for marketing facial technology, called Rekognition, to police departments.
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And Amazon employees have objected to providing facial recognition technology to police departments and other agencies.
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Modern detectives work out of police departments, where they sometimes find themselves investigating their fellow officers.
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There's been controversy over Ring's decision to work closely with police departments to help investigate crimes.
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Ring also tells police how to convince people to share their camera footage with police departments.
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He was mourned on Twitter by police departments in California, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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But Garcia said it's "unprecedented" to see police departments as an entity using platforms this way.
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A bigger hurdle relates to the budget size of the most of the nation's police departments.
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But police departments and political leaders must not over react as they did 50 years ago.
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Police departments contacted by The Hill indicated they're preparing for Election Day as they normally would.
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Some police departments, including in New York City and Chicago, deployed additional officers to potential targets.
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They also can fall on undermanned police departments that, especially in major metropolises, are stretched thin.
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Are police departments reacting differently now when confronted with video evidence showing the misconduct of officers?
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As the articles indicate, there are no federal mandates requiring police departments to catalog such operations.
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Consent decrees also involve the placing of federal monitors inside the police departments to ensure compliance.
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There are 18,000 police departments in the US. But even federal oversight might not be enough.
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"Police departments are trained to be authoritative — to step in, then take charge," Pete Earley said.
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Police departments have, for example, taken steps to train their police officers to resist their biases.
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Police departments have, for example, taken steps to train their police officers to resist their biases.
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"But I would expect Sessions to reduce the frequency of federal interventions into local police departments."
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Vigilant Solutions' contracts with many individual police departments are valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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In Latin America, FBI in the US, Europol in Europe, many police departments around the world.
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Research has shown that these settlements can be incredibly costly for cities and police departments alike.
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Burke, 52, had led one of the country's largest suburban police departments after becoming chief in 2012.
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Police departments have issued warnings; home owners have been creeped out by people lurking on their property.
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About 4,200 school districts and 3,500 police departments have ALICE-trained personnel, according to the company's website.
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Like many aspects of retail surveillance, police departments would undoubtedly be interested in the technology as well.
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Police departments soon took the challenge across the country and began including all officers at the station.
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Considering the fraught relationship between many police departments and the public, that is only appropriate, they add.
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These ads included details on suspects and their alleged crimes, and contact information for local police departments.
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These are things police departments will have to pay Axon for year after year to maintain service.
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Stamper says his decades of experience showed him how little emphasis police departments place on de-escalation.
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It's being deployed by police departments in cities like Detroit, disproportionately targeting low-income people of color.
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My90 will tell police departments, for example, if 40 percent of their community has the same concern.
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Nevertheless, proponents argue the legislation will promote transparency and force police departments to think critically about surveillance.
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It was the increased funding to police departments from his 7523 crime bill that showed real progress.
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The police departments harassed the same people whose murders they would leave unsolved at alarmingly disportionate rates.
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Bekaert has also been asked for help from police departments in the United States and the Netherlands.
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Spelman said big city police departments have more trouble being competitive because their forces are much larger.
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Individual cities can study the Justice Departments's 69 investigations of police departments and find ideas for change.
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Police departments in the US are using canines to sniff out thumb drives, phones, and other electronics.
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Traditionally, mayors, police boards and search committees have not searched for change leaders to lead police departments.
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It was the increased funding to police departments from his 1994 crime bill that showed real progress.
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Yet, this app lets anyone share video and photos with neighbors and, in some cases, police departments.
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Many police departments support body cameras, saying videos will vindicate officers in the vast majority of cases.
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Outside police departments are asked to pitch in if necessary, because it's their job to do so.
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But the study argues that UCR, which uses data from police departments across the country, is unreliable.
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The Post says Fresno is one of the first police departments in the nation to test Beware.
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In 2017, police departments across the country reported a nationwide AT&T outage that interrupted 911 calls.
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Police departments across the world are looking into allegations of abuse against millionaire movie producer Harvey Weinstein.
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Since late 2008, Alvarez has been top prosecutor in Cook County, comprised of 129 distinct police departments.
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So for instance only the Justice Department has the authority to investigate police departments for systemic abuse.
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Since Gloucester started its initiative, nearly 160 police departments in 28 states have experimented with similar programs.
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We have got to demilitarize local police departments, make them part of the community, not invading armies.
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Fourthly, in terms of police action, the federal -- you know, police departments are run by local governments.
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Police departments throughout the country bought in, desperate for a cheaper, more efficient alternative to the polygraph.
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Among the police departments I spoke to, they said upwards of 95 percent of applications are accepted.
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Only the best-funded police departments can afford the $2,600 LED cameras necessary to record internal swelling.
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Other police departments throughout the U.S. and beyond are eager to hear how Fremont transformed the vehicle.
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He's frozen Department of Justice efforts to oversee police departments accused of overly aggressive or discriminatory practices.
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State labs and police departments around the country that manage breath test programs operate with little oversight.
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The study examined more than 218,000 shootings in 10 major police departments, in Texas, Florida and California.
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Here's what we do know about how police departments across the US are using technology for surveillance.
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Other police departments began posting in June, challenging one another to see who had the best routine.
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Finally, she warned that the court's current approach could undermine police departments' ability to properly train officers.
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It was reported earlier this week that Ring is partnered with upwards of 200 US police departments.
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The attorney general had on Monday ordered a sweeping review of similar decrees with police departments nationwide.
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Other "pattern or practice" investigations of police departments — including in New Orleans; Puerto Rico; and Missoula, Mont.
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Police departments loved the X22014, and at times the company's relationship to law enforcement became questionably close.
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Researcher Shreyas Gandlur found that at least 231 police departments around the country have partnered with Ring.
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Released in 2016, it has been used by government customers including police departments in Florida and Oregon.
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In exchange, police departments promote the use of Ring's cameras and its associated crime watch app, Neighbors.
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Many police departments and sheriffs' offices throughout the United States have embraced CIT and experienced similar success.
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Many police departments still claim that social media can humanize officers who might otherwise remain nameless badges.
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And some extensive reporting suggests lying is sort of baked into the cake of many police departments.
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Police departments, for example, typically send large numbers of officers to neighborhoods that have high crime rates.
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And police departments were prepared for what to do — in Miami, this meant letting the people celebrate.
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Here's what some police departments are doing to contain the spread of the virus in their precincts.
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Though most police departments have yet to deploy it, some uses by law enforcement have been troubling.
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Sixty-three percent of the agencies that attained drones are sheriff or police departments, the study found.
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So feminist activists in the '70s and '80s sued police departments for the lack of adequate response.
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Police departments have long put undercover female officers onto the street and arrested their would-be customers.
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Police departments who have signed up for Banjo told Motherboard that they have not actually used it.
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"With that has come the move away from making sure that police departments comply with the Constitution."
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He said the calls had come from health care workers, police departments, soup kitchens and homeless shelters.
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Ring's parent company, Amazon, makes facial recognition software Rekognition, which is already in use by police departments.
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Spokespersons for the Midland and Odessa Police Departments did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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The lessons prompted some police departments in the United States to update their plans for a pandemic.
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You can now stop police departments from sending notifications asking for video from your Amazon Ring doorbell.
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These partnerships also give police departments discounts on Ring products, which they can extend to their communities.
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"To suggest that there aren't police departments out there that need massive help is naïve," he said.
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They discovered Clearview late last year while looking into how local police departments are using facial recognition.
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Police departments confront the same racial tensions within their ranks as those in the communities they patrol.
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While the federal government runs immigration courts and prisons, local police departments are its eyes and ears.
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That matters because police departments are increasingly making use of new and untested types of surveillance technology.
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Connected surveillance cameras, for example, help police departments keep an eye on areas with high crime rates.
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As municipal police departments proliferated and sheriff's offices professionalized, posses increasingly lost relevance as law enforcement units.
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It's a compelling pitch that has helped rocket Clearview to partnerships with police departments across the country.
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But what about other federal agencies, not to mention the thousands of police departments around the country?
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But this hasn't stopped their adoption by police departments or sales pitches making false claims about accuracy.
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As municipal police departments proliferated and sheriff's offices professionalized, posses increasingly lost relevance as law enforcement units.
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"What I would say is that they are reacting judiciously and swiftly," he said of police departments.
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These partnerships also give police departments discounts on Ring products, which they can extend to their communities.
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Stamper believes uniformity -- via the licensing of individual officers and the certification of police departments -- is key.
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His August criminal justice plan included a pledge to ban police departments from using facial recognition technology.
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Most documents were from police departments in Anhui, the province in eastern China where iFlytek is based.
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Yet few police departments there have the resources of one in a German resort town like Traunstein.
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Police departments have a complicated past with Taser stun guns, which shoot electrified barbs instead of bullets.
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"Many pharmacies, health departments, police departments, and various healthcare facilities serve as safe disposal sites," Gagne added.
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Read more: Amazon requires police departments to advertise Ring home security products to residents in return for free Ring camerasLast week, Motherboard reported that under some of these partnerships, police departments were required to promote Ring in their local communities in exchange for earning credit toward free cameras.
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Cleveland officials said they weren't aware of Loehmann's troubled history at other police departments when they hired him.
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In addition to citizen motorcyclists, Zero has started specialized fleet sales to the U.S. military and police departments.
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Do you think there's a persistent problem with systemic racial policing of black communities in American police departments?
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It has its own landing page where Amazon touts its partnerships with both private companies and police departments.
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"That these police departments refused to comment is what we've come to understand as the norm," said Vonn.
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Facial-recognition systems are increasingly used everywhere from police departments to rock concerts to homes, stores and schools.
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Five officers from the Miami-Dade and Doral police departments confronted the shooter at around 1:30 a.m.
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The FBI data relies on information provided by thousands of state and local police departments across the country.
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Sometimes, frustrated by the slow pace of federal law enforcement, Wallace fed his tips directly to police departments.
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I try to [get clarification with the police departments], because street-level cops aren't ones who make decisions.
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Most police departments, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, exclude justifiable homicides from their official count of murders.
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One such product, ShotSpotter, is used by police departments and as well as at over 2,000 school campuses.
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He also met with officials in President Obama's cabinet to urge the demilitarization of police departments, he said.
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"Originally we were focused on police departments having the data they need to make actionable decisions," Sidhu says.
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City officials said they weren't aware of Loehmann's troubled history at other police departments when they hired him.
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Police departments went through forced layoffs and were replaced by contractors like Security who served only paying clients.
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Baton Rouge plot After what happened in Dallas, police departments aren't messing around when it comes to threats.
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All told, the county has about 30 fire departments, more than 40 police departments and 80 school districts.
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Why it matters: The app, called Neighbors, is striking deals to partner with police departments across the country.
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But just 35 police departments participate in the federal initiative today, out of 18,000 U.S. law enforcement agencies.
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Police departments typically have to buy new servers or pay for a cloud service to store the videos.
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The decrees are formal agreements between the federal government and local police departments overseen by a federal court.
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More police chiefs at more police departments are thinking about what the ideal cop body camera looks like.
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Both the New Haven and Yale police departments have said there are no complaints or investigations into Montague.
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Hospitals, schools, libraries and police departments have also been the victims of ransomware attacks in the previous year.
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Do we really need to have police departments partner with the company to sell a dystopian surveillance system?
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I worry about a retreat from the commitment to ensuring that police departments are engaging in constitutional policing.
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Police departments in Los Angeles, Denver and Boston said they had no plans to begin rounding up immigrants.
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Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins found that police departments all across the country are in contract negotiations with PredPol.
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Both the New Haven and Yale police departments have said there are no complaints or investigations into Montague.
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Police departments also pay for officers to attend classes like Grossman's as part of their "in-service" training.
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Still, the findings help provide a bit of insight into what, exactly, is going on at police departments.
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In 2017, of the 16,149 police departments that participate in hate crime reporting, only 2,040 reported hate crimes.
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In response, the bill provided funds for police departments to add personnel and to adopt "community policing" strategies.
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Out of 18,000 police departments in the country, only about 200 have an independent or civilian oversight board.
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Police departments in parts of California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, and other states have all joined the program.
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I have carried those experiences and ambitions to the six police departments I have been privileged to lead.
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Police departments urged people to avoid the costume over Halloween and issued warnings to anyone tempted to misbehave.
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Officer Schnell has since been hired by two other Missouri police departments, including his current employer in Independence.
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Amazon requires police departments to advertise Ring home security products to residents in return for free Ring cameras.
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The data analysts evaluate crime rates and target local crime for police departments and community leaders to intervene.
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Rather than simply investing more dollars into police departments, investments need to be made in individuals and communities.
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His notes indicated that during the seminar Ring explained that it currently partners with 200 US police departments.
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Amazon's home security firm Ring reportedly has partnerships with 200 US police departments and critics say it's dystopian.
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Amazon requires police departments to advertise Ring home security products to residents in return for free Ring cameras
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Perhaps not surprisingly, a sense that school systems and police departments went overboard has begun to take root.
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CMI started boring holes in all the devices it sent to police departments in Florida, court records show.
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For many cash-strapped police departments, this offer may at first glance appear to be an attractive proposition.
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Yet the AR-230 is the "patrol rifle" of choice for modern police departments from Mayberry to Manhattan.
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Other police departments in the region have also faced criticism for shooting black men who'd just woken up.
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It is one of the most popular entries in a lip-sync challenge initiated by police departments nationwide.
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Their cases are seen as a crucial test of a so-called code of silence in police departments.
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Police departments in at least two US cities have publicly employed Amazon's version of the technology, called Rekognition.
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Do you have thoughts on if there's a way to find rapprochement between police departments and black communities?
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"Americans deserve police departments fully committed to constitutional policing," Catherine E. Lhamon, the chairwoman of the commission, said.
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A spokesperson for the Midland and Odessa Police Departments did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Gizmodo reported that what police departments disclose about their partnership with Ring is written or approved by Ring.
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Some police departments say they're being demonized and their officers restricted from reacting in accordance with their training.
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Police departments contend that the software gives them a way to catch criminals who may otherwise avoid detection.
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" But no institution is entirely immune from racism, the president also asserted, "and that includes our police departments.
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At the same time, multiple police departments have sought to debunk baseless horror stories about suspicious white vans.
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Second, local police departments don't have the necessary resources to increase their presence and patrols in our communities.
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The Department of Justice provides millions of dollars of federal assistance to local police departments for various purposes.
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But the nation's most broken police departments have proved incapable of reforming themselves unless the federal government intervenes.
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Ring has formed partnerships with hundreds of police departments, encouraging users to share video directly with law enforcement.
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Amazon's incredibly lucrative web services division sells facial recognition software to police departments all over the United States.
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Social service agencies and police departments across the country began pursuing more aggressive policies to prevent spousal abuse.
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That is why the transfer of lethal military kit to police departments has made some military leaders uneasy.
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Gizmodo reported that what police departments disclose about their partnership with Ring is written or approved by Ring.
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Thirteen police departments, including eight in California, plus those in Texas, Arizona, Massachusetts and Delaware have received complaints.
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The camera company is owned by Amazon, which has hundreds of partnerships with police departments around the country.
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"Incidents like this one have undermined the trust between police departments and the communities they serve," Clinton added.
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Ring has partnerships with more than 400 police departments; it has given users a choice to opt out.
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Another growing trend among police departments across the nation restructuring their approach to crime reduction is community policing.
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The 1033 program is only one of several policies arming local police departments with this kind of equipment.
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This technology is becoming become more and more common in the civilian world outside of police departments, too.
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A lot of the data that police departments use and put into these predictive policing stuff is dirty.
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But Sessions told state attorneys general that investigations like these "diminish" police departments' "effectiveness," per NBC's Pete Williams.
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Examples of police departments using excessive fines and forfeitures to boost their revenue are not hard to come by.
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They say the cities will be less safe if the government takes away federal funding for their police departments.
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Some police departments, however, have backed down from their support of 2873(g) in the face of political pressure.
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The officer told WTAE-TV that he previously worked in the Oakmont, Harmar and University of Pittsburgh police departments.
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It is engaged in as many as 14 sectors, and lists various police departments across China as major clients.
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We need to help police departments get better," Sessions said, and "I don't think it's mean to civil rights.
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Some police departments now carry first aid kits for drug-sniffing dogs that are getting poisoned by the drugs.
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Ransomware is a multi-million-dollar crime operation that strikes everyone from hospitals to police departments to online casinos.
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Police departments use gang databases to keep track of criminal activity in their city and help with homicide investigations.
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In California, many police departments have a longstanding policy against working with ICE to arrest people on immigration charges.
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Police departments do not ask Ring to post these alerts, nor do they review them before they are published.
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Ndulue also said it's important for consumers to pay attention to the interaction between police departments and private businesses.
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They reached out to the Justice Department, which runs a voluntary program that partners with police departments in crises.
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And fourthly, we have got to make our police departments look like the communities they serve in their diversity.
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Institutionalized racism in police departments, or in college fraternities, is real and had been tolerated for way too long.
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The media, police departments and politicians began to tell a new kind of Halloween horror story -- about poisoned candy.
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Year after year, the vast majority of police departments across the country report zero hate crimes to the FBI.
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As the investigations unfold across various police departments, several officers have resigned or have been placed on administrative leave.
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The Department of Justice is supposed to collect the numbers, but police departments are not obliged to share them.
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The classification of MS-13 allows some local police departments to tap into federal money to help with investigations.
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Customers include major city police departments like the San Jose Police Department and the world's largest community policing program.
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More than 60 American police departments use some form of "predictive policing" to guide their day-to-day operations.
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The study also looks at a fairly limited number of police departments, meaning its findings may not apply nationwide.
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Other major-city police departments shot 11.6 people on average in 2016, a VICE News analysis found last year.
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Other major-city police departments shot 213 people on average in 2016, a VICE News analysis found last year.
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How about working constructively with police departments and the black community to increase the number of black police officers?
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Without a major political realignment, it seems unlikely that police departments and organizations will openly break from the NRA.
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In other news -- The Trump administration is lifting an Obama-era ban on providing police departments with military gear.
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Under Trump, the Justice Department has moved away from getting heavily involved in overseeing, for example, local police departments.
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He was brought to the medical examiner's office with a police escort consisting of officers from multiple police departments.
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Most of it had to do with the killing of young black men by police departments across the country.
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However, the FBI has launched a pilot program to begin collecting the data from police departments starting in 2017.
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Police departments in Michigan and Texas have relaxed their officers' notoriously strict grooming standards to permit beards and goatees.
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While police departments sometimes bring disciplinary proceedings against officers for excessive force, the process can be protracted or opaque.
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Police departments across the country are starting to train officers on how to respond to individuals with mental illness.
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There is a successful model for this in the Justice Department's monitoring of police departments with histories of misconduct.
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Drug-related gang violence endangers innocent bystanders and police every day, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder plagues police departments.
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Amazon has, for example, spent lots of energy partnering with police departments to push Ring, its home surveillance company.
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The fire and police departments and emergency medical services responded to the call, and an active investigation is underway.
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Money the restaurant doesn't use will go toward police departments and fire stations and a Woolsey Fire relief fund.
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Unlike discount programs, which are made between Ring and a city, these partnerships are between Ring and police departments.
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But he said most police departments are understaffed and can't afford to pull officers off the streets for training.
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Over the past five years, at least ten states have reformed the laws by which police departments seize cash.
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The DOJ report recommends steps police departments can take during the recruitment, hiring and retention processes to increase diversity.
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Clearance data, like all crime numbers, are self-reported by police departments, which arrive at them in various ways.
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Amazon said the software, which is being tested by police departments, was a tool and not a final authority.
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Shelby's admission is concerning in part because it's representative of how many police departments and officers approach their work.
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But many police departments say the technology is used no differently from DNA databases or other crime-fighting tools.
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But local police departments worry that the delays have effectively eliminated an incentive for potential witnesses to report crimes.
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Police departments like the NYPD will be compensated for security costs incurred from protecting the president and his family.
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"Researchers either ignored sheriffs or made erroneous conclusions that we were no different than police departments," Ms. Kawucha said.
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Did the needs of neighborhood residents coincide with the needs of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's and Police Departments?
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The contingency plans at many police departments include reallocating staff, deploying trainees and retirees and curtailing some service calls.
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In some cases, Ring even required police departments to promote its products and services as part of the deal.
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Years later, two female detectives (played by Toni Collette and Merritt Wever) from different police departments near Denver, Colo.
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Automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, first appeared at police departments in the 2000s, as specialized and expensive cameras.
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But, Mr. Sessions said, lawsuits could unfairly target whole police departments for the misdeeds of a few bad actors.
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"We have a group of people working with police departments to get to the bottom of this," she said.
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Those local police departments are then required to document that the person has turned over the card and weapons.
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A common theme was that police departments risk giving criminals an edge if they don't buy the latest technology.
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" She added that Monday's announcement "signals an alarming retreat away from ensuring that police departments engage in constitutional policing.
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Police departments hold large caches of phones they hope to break into to investigate a range of other crimes.
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Now police departments have policies, a corporate mission, a corporate vision, and a set of core values for employees.
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And his White House has often struggled to mend frayed ties between police departments and the communities they serve.
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Most police departments do not track package thefts, but those that have examined the problem have reported notable increases.
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It was usually used to order small fleets of cars for police departments, municipalities or others with unique requirements.
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Across the country, many police departments have signed up for Amazon's facial recognition service, Rekognition, to identify criminal suspects.
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Reuters added police departments in Baltimore, Los Angeles, New York City and New Orleans have already implemented similar training.
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The Chandler Police Department is one of the over 600 police departments that have signed a contract with Ring.
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Still, police departments across the country have heightened their presence at Islamic places of worship and other religious sanctuaries.
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Duluth's fire and police departments will hold a press conference with updates on the fire Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Much less is known about another Harris product, the advanced Hailstorm, which is also sold to local police departments.
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Schools, libraries and police departments can aid in this effort by providing materials and training for these difficult discussions.
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Ring appears to have partnered with at least 2000 law enforcement agencies, which include local and county police departments.
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The General Services Administration (GSA) has transferred more than 9,800 firearms to state and local police departments since 1999.
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Other large city police departments like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Washington are as diverse, if not more.
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Other police departments in Germany, where skepticism of Facebook runs deep, are taking a harder look at social media.
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CompStat is still used in many, if not most, police departments, and it's been widely praised by police executives.
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But police departments who support using PredPol say police presence in these predicted crime zones can potentially deter crime.
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Jones said DeAngelo was an officer in two small-town California police departments during the 1970s - Exeter and Auburn.
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But its vast reach and its interest in recruiting more police departments to take part raise concerns, she said.
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In an exhaustive investigation, Frontline and the Washington Post looked into whether federal interventions into local police departments work.
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For a long time, Amazon was quiet about details concerning Ring and its partnerships with police departments across the country: how many police departments received Rings; what happened to the data picked up by a Ring; how did the presence of Rings change community interactions internally with neighbors and externally with police?
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He responded that a decree isn't "necessarily a bad thing" but said he remained wary of lawsuits against police departments.
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Chicago investigation Besides Baltimore, police departments in Ville Platte, Louisiana, and Chicago have also been under the Justice Department's radar.
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He is threatening to take away money from police departments for what amounts to nothing more than good police work.
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Officer Christopher Chew of the Evesham Township Police Departments answers questions about how body cameras work during an office demonstration.
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As in real life as well as "cop life," there is a huge disparity among police departments throughout the country.
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For example, current campaigns against so-called terrorism gives the green light to police departments to go after progressive organizations.
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Other victims in Europe and the United States have included a municipal utility, companies, schools, law firms and police departments.
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I won't go into the examples here, but think border patrol, entire school districts and police departments, and so on.
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That means police departments must begin to develop tactics and equipment that aren't dependent on cruising and pulling people over.
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Police departments can apply for federal gang-related grants; some in Abbeville think that was an incentive in this case.
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In another example, police departments are permitted to access the sealed arrest records of people who apply to become officers.
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But under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the DOJ has pulled back from investigating police departments for suspected civil rights violations.
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These city police departments recognize that experience investigating homicides and other major crimes is not adequate preparation for rape cases.
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CNN called multiple police departments in the area, and it is unclear what or if any charges the driver faces.
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In town after town, city after city, police departments responded to calls, oftentimes from multiple locations within a small radius.
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Most of the police departments we contacted stressed that they followed the FBI's recommendations for "two-tier" hate crime reporting.
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Most of the police departments did use incident report forms containing a section for officers to flag possible bias motivation.
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What 23andMe will never do, said Wojcicki, is work with police departments to help it identify any of its customers.
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Though it's still fairly uncommon, other US police departments followed in the LAPD's footsteps and filed for various trademark registrations.
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Police departments have already used face recognition and social media surveillance software to track Black Lives Matter activists during protests.
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When officers from the Robbins and Midlothian police departments arrived, one officer, now identified as Covey, opened fire, killing Roberson.
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There are other longstanding practices within police departments that make accountability for police misconduct, abuse, and fatal shootings a challenge.
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Both Baltimore and Chicago police departments have admitted to using the device, but those two cities are in the minority.
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Unlike, Stinger, Karbon, and Phazzer, Digital Ally already sells dashboard and on-body cameras to more than 6,000 police departments.
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The Obama administration signed consent decrees with 12 big-city police departments, among them Baltimore, Cleveland, New Orleans and Seattle.
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Perhaps Amazon should further evaluate its Rekognition technology before pitching its tech to police departments and government agencies like ICE.
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Authorities were enabled to seize cash, cars and real estate and flip those assets into new necessities for police departments.
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Policy experts generally disagree with this practice, saying police departments should clearly delineate specifically when officers can and can't record.
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Prior to that announcement, local police departments could solicit a federal review from COPS, and resources to implement recommended reforms.
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Police departments around the country are increasingly tapping contractors in order to provide them detailed analytics of what's happening online.
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A new provision requires police departments that refuse to release footage to justify why the video should be kept private.
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"The idea that there are police departments giving sanctuary to violent criminals is ridiculous," said Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo.
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For security purposes, police departments like Cleveland's generally don't reveal all of the new equipment they have in their repertoire.
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When Sessions took office this year, the DOJ had 19 ongoing reform agreements with police departments, including Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Cellebrite - an Israeli contractor used by governments and police departments the world over to hack cell phones - was themselves hacked.
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More broadly, a Trump administration would set the tone for police departments everywhere, so that racial profiling would be encouraged.
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Police departments all over the region were advised to write up new policies taking the Fourth Circuit's opinion into account.
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So could large police departments in Chicago, Baltimore, and Minneapolis, among other cities, where Taser has already sold body cameras.
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The operation was carried out across 14 provinces, involving 25 police departments, and around 40 legal investigations have been opened.
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Several news outlets, including Gizmodo, have detailed the close relationship Ring has with police departments, including their Ring-related messaging.
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Other cities have made similar requests in the past, including Washington and Philadelphia, when their police departments came under criticism.
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Beefed-up police departments, pushing officers to be more active, have produced many more convictions and therefore many more inmates.
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Sessions said as much earlier this year, acknowledging that his agency will "pull back" on its inquiries into police departments.
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The data is so closely held by police departments that the agencies that cooperated with the project did so anonymously.
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Taser defended its sales tactics, saying they were commonplace, and said that many police departments were familiar with the company.
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MORE and allowed police departments and cities to seek federal help on various issues, including police shootings and alleged brutality.
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Yet conservatives seem hell-bent on enabling the worst elements in America's police departments, further alienating them from their communities.
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The technology is used by the FBI, as well as by police departments scattered across Florida, Ohio, Maryland, and California.
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The survey of seven U.S.- and U.K.-based police departments revealed that complaints dropped 93 percent when police wore cameras.
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The field tests, convenient and imbued with an aura of scientific infallibility, were ordered by police departments across the country.
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Some police departments started sending videos immediately, some proposed installment plans and some announced they were delaying their bodycam programs.
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The report also suggested that the DOJ's Civil Rights Division investigate police departments for violations of homeless people's civil rights.
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The interview with Taylor is part of a series CBS News did focusing on implicit bias training within police departments.
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Zero-tolerance policing that was adopted by many city police departments in the early 2000s has led to aggressive tactics.
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Police departments across the United States are also deploying data-driven risk-assessment tools in "predictive policing" crime prevention efforts.
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Under the doctrine of civil asset forfeiture, they're able to seize, sell, and fund their police departments from these raids.
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Maybe police departments are following The Benson Model these days, seeing as it works so fucking well on the show.
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In 1986, police departments participating in the Department of Justice's Federal Asset Forfeiture Fund took in just $93.7 million dollars.
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But no one listening to McBride that day could have avoided the stark comparison with other big-city police departments.
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When police departments can't perform a sting operation, they rely on emotional manipulation and sheer exhaustion to meet their goal.
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Finally, police departments and community groups around the nation have been hunting for ways to defuse tensions, but Wichita, Kan.
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Crime-predicting software, celebrated when it was introduced in police departments around the country, turned out to reinforce discriminatory policing.
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The company has sold the service as a way for police departments to easily identify suspects in photos or videos.
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Other New Jersey police departments followed suit, and the story was picked up by local news outlet My Central Jersey.
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Police departments should be doing more, not less, to keep the public informed about what tactics they're using and why.
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They were the counties where local police departments signed up for partnerships with I.C.E., the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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The challenge of finding suitable fillers is one reason that most police departments around the country have abandoned live lineups.
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Privacy advocates say that police departments often improperly download cellphone data from people they detain, without their knowledge or consent.
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"It was about whether communities of color trust that police departments have their best interests at heart," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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They also worked out deals with police departments around the nation to send them whatever copies they'd seized in raids.
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Those changes correspond with guidelines for rape investigations that sex-crimes experts have urged for police departments around the country.
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In the United States, Mr. Wexler's police research organization brought the Women's Law Project into police departments in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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He also said the company has no plans to rethink its partnerships with police departments, despite concerns raised by critics.
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Security robots are being gradually adopted by some police departments and private companies, but there have been some recent hiccups.
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Police departments in the state have some of the highest rates of killings by police in the nation, they said.
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We're still fighting so that police departments that brutalize communities of color are held to basic principles of constitutional policing.
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Other victims in Europe and the United States have included a municipal utility, companies, schools, law firms and police departments.
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That's good enough for many police departments and federal agencies such as the CIA, FBI and US and district attorneys.
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The company has credentialed users at the FBI, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Interpol, and hundreds of local police departments.
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The groups are asking mayors and city council members to require their local police departments to cancel their Ring partnerships.
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As Clearview has grown, it's relied on dubious marketing claims to some of the largest police departments in the nation.
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The Times reports that the system appears to have gone viral with police departments, with over 600 already signed up.
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A Washington Post report showed that law enforcement use of force increased in half of police departments with consent decrees.
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However, police departments across the country are still embracing facial recognition as a tool to track people and identify suspects.
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Understandably, police departments routinely rank anti-government, right-wing extremism as a bigger threat to their jurisdictions than Islamic terror.
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And as President of the Leominster Police Association, Cantois reached out to neighboring police departments to help brighten JJ's holiday.
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According to Ring's Community Programs page, Ring does not only partner with public entities like police departments and law enforcement.
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The Amazon technology was released in 2016 and has been used by governments, including police departments in Florida and Oregon.
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The MTA, fire and police departments were investigating the accident, Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters at the news briefing.
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Similar to what I was told from the police, he was also told the German police departments don't racially profile.
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And gay officers from the New York and Nassau County Police Departments were honored, as was a gay war veteran.
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Many big police departments will not use open-ended mug shot searches because of the chance of a mistaken identification.
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You've invested a lot of time investigating what is happening in police departments across the country, trying to create transparency.
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Still, he said Chief Acevedo's reaction was consistent with other police departments seeking to do post-mortems on deadly encounters.
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It has effectively abandoned collaborative "reform agreements" to help police departments mend or improve relationships with the communities they serve.
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The police departments of Albuquerque, New Mexico and Jersey City, New Jersey have also conducted comparable package theft sting operations.
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For that reason, Wessler applauded the leak, but also complained that police departments and the FBI should be more transparent.
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There are probably [police departments] that are way more likely to do that, but we're just not one of them.
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" But Oliver points out that this is more than just a matter of police departments having a "few bad apples.
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Jeff Sessions, if confirmed as U.S. attorney general, would continue to rigorously enforce such efforts to reform problematic police departments.
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Generally, the Justice Department's interventions force local governments to shell out millions of taxpayer dollars to alter their police departments.
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The Fulton County District Attorney's Office has declined PEOPLE's request to comment, as did the Atlanta and John's Creek police departments.
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The bill was met with near unanimous opposition by college administrators and campus police departments, who said it endangered student safety.
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They also took issue with his position on the Justice Department's role in addressing clashes between local communities and police departments.
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Police departments across the country may know what you look like, even if you don't know how they got your photo.
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Sometimes these groups prove useful to law enforcement, exploring cold cases that overwhelmed police departments don't have time to devote resources.
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He has been adding shares of Taser International Inc, which makes non-lethal weapons and body cameras used by police departments.
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At least one local news outlet uncritically reported the warning, noting that police departments in other states had made similar offers.
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It's unfortunate that prior bad acts by police departments across the country have made it harder to make this a reality.
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In other cities, police departments have been major proponents of facial recognition technology, arguing that it helps them in criminal investigations.
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Police departments denied that they plan on using armed drones, according to the ACLU, though Sheley still disagrees with the language.
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Just as troubling, six of the 75 police departments have policies specifically allowing citizens filing police misconduct complaints to review footage.
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In the analysis, Campaign Zero found that only 21 of the 91 police departments reviewed explicitly prohibit officers from using chokeholds.
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Tensions between African-American communities and police departments have deteriorated following a slate of high-profile shootings of unarmed black men.
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Sanders promised the crowd that he's the candidate who could best combat institutional racism and reform police departments around the country.
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ALPR technology is widespread not only among police departments, but among private entities who use tools built by companies like Vigilant.
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"[Technical] improvements won't matter much if there are no standards governing what police departments can feed into these systems." she writes.
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I appreciate that, unlike most police departments, the Camden police understand that improving the relationship with the community starts with them.
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Motherboard has reached out to Bitcoin of America and the Chicago and Detroit police departments and will update if they respond.
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Most killings by officers are found by police departments and prosecutors to be justified, especially if the person killed was armed.
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Even when reporting a hate crime that hinges on cultural identity, police departments are often ill-equipped to handle the situation.
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This culture exists in many, if not most, police departments, which have never been eager to accept women into their ranks.
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The FBI probably undercounts this kind of crime, because police departments are only required to submit numbers on a voluntary basis.
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The Trace/BuzzFeed News analysis of the FBI's "National Incident-Based Reporting System" data for 290 urban police departments, 23–2500.
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There are a lot of police departments that are thinking along these lines and beginning to do that kind of work.
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That is a sample of items given to police departments by the military as part of America's "1033" military equipment programme.
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This summer, the American Civil Liberties Union of California requested records from 63 police departments, sheriffs and district attorneys across California.
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According to a Ring spokesperson, the company offers rebates or subsidies to cities police departments with a surplus in their budget.
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According to The Washington Post, the DOJ has launched 67 civil-rights investigations into police departments over the last 20 years.
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Why it matters: Police departments have long used automatic license plate scanners installed to spot criminal suspects and enforce traffic regulations.
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In addition to the fire and police departments, the Alameda County Health Department and Building Department also responded to the call.
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Obama has sought to encourage reforms in police departments by convening a policing commission and recommending a set of common practices.
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The challenges of interacting with people in mental crises have prompted many police departments to adopt "crisis intervention training," or CIT.
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A decade ago, an estimated 400 police departments provided CIT programs, according to the U.S. Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Assistance.
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The FBI, which provides Stingrays to some police departments, forces other law enforcement agencies to not disclose the existence of Stingrays.
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Remarkably, forfeiture laws let police departments seize cash and pocket much of it if they suspect it includes proceeds from crime.
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However, many of the new technologies the company touts have come under fire from some police departments and civil liberties advocates.
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In its report, the firm said Vievu was "teetering on irrelevance" among major police departments, which likely drove the aggressive pricing.
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Reuters contacted 14 police departments, counties and cities that saw a Taser-related or other serious Taser-related incident last year.
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Over the previous month, Mateen used one of several Facebook accounts he operated to search the FBI and local police departments.
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One of the most widely-discussed solutions is making sure police departments "look like" the communities for which they are responsible.
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Robots are common inside police departments, but generally used to disable explosive devices or disorient and incapacitate suspects that are barricaded.
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Police departments around the country are getting increasingly comfortable using DNA from non-criminal databases in the pursuit of criminal cases.
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Small police departments and large metropolitan departments seem to be having an easier time managing their body camera costs, he said.
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A 2004 survey of police departments in Pennsylvania found almost half of respondents felt unqualified to manage people with mental illness.
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The report also states that at least six police departments in the country are running forensic sketches through facial recognition systems.
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In April, Sessions ordered a review of all federal agreements aimed at reforming troubled police departments reached in the Obama era.
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That distinction means many police departments will continue to operate as they have previously in encounters with immigrants, according to Chandler.
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Though as many as one-third of police departments in the US use body cameras, the policies governing them are scattershot.
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The group also questioned why police departments were not using predictive technology to spot patterns of troubling behavior among their officers.
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In other cities, some police departments are even moving toward predicting which people, rather than which places, are most crime-prone.
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President Bill Clinton had just signed a major crime bill, sending 143,000 new officers into local police departments around the country.
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They are forever linked to the same cause -- the search for answers from police departments reckoning with two high-profile shootings.
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Third... (APPLAUSE) SANDERS: -- third, and very importantly, we have got to make police departments look like the communities that they serve.
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A NCRIC spokesperson said in a phone call that local police departments can contact the organization for assistance on any case.
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"The New York Police Department is not on trial here, nor are any other police departments in the country," she said.
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The President's words serve only to further inflame tensions between many police departments and the communities of color that they serve.
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Police departments are becoming increasingly militarized, using assault weapons, armored personnel carriers, grenade launchers, and ear-splitting sirens known as LRADs.
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Police officers from both the Mount Pleasant and Village of Pleasantville Police Departments arrived at the scene, according to Bharara's office.
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Among other promises, Trump offered to overturn President Barack Obama's executive order forbidding the transferring of military equipment to police departments.
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The plaintiffs in the case include the pension funds of fire departments and police departments in the U.S. city of Birmingham.
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Taser International would thus risk competing directly with gun manufacturers to provide police departments with weapons, threatening the company's business model.
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Many police departments are eager to use facial recognition tools, saying they can help them more efficiently identify and arrest criminals.
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Perhaps Iowa should just leave the decision on whether to cooperate with ICE up to the discretion of its police departments.
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That is millions of dollars in cash, homes, and cars stolen not by burglars but by police departments across the country.
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La Habra is one of 169 police departments in California, and is one of dozens of departments known to use ALPR.
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At the Vera Institute of Justice, we are actively working with police departments across the country to develop alternatives to enforcement.
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Nearly two dozen Chinese police departments across 2628 provinces and regions requested the technology in 28503 alone, according to the Times.
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The Amazon device maker encourages police departments to engage with residents more on social media, community meetings, and talk with residents.
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Consent decrees are court-enforced agreements often used to create change within local police departments accused of civil rights violations. Reps.
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To restore their legitimacy in the eyes of all citizens, police departments could begin by acknowledging their role in past injustices.
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For instance, DJI recently teamed up with Axon, the Taser and body cam manufacturer, to sell drone technology to police departments.
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They have families and they work in our schools, our police departments, and every other vocation and segment of our society.
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What's more, local police departments chafing under state laws that restrict the use of asset forfeiture often get around those roadblocks.
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Belgium has two intelligence agencies, a federal police department, many local police departments and a federal Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis.
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Motherboard has reported that Ring courts local governments and police departments around the country to advertise, distribute, and use its products.
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Since 2001, after the state law was enacted, the US Justice Department has opened three federal investigations of California police departments.
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Courts have held that police departments, not Taser, are responsible for deciding how and when Tasers are used in the field.
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Denying federal funds for "sanctuary cities" and tying federal grants to police departments' willingness to help in enforcing federal immigration policies.
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The team found that police departments with more restrictive use-of-force guidelines have the fewest officer-involved shootings per capita.
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But a sampling of the background questionnaires required by police departments in several cities suggests that few corners go un-probed.
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Social movements like Black Lives Matter have helped build nationwide awareness of the prejudices that have infested police departments for generations.
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It's entirely possible that other local police departments use the devices, as many ignored or denied the CBC's request for comment.
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Ring has said that Roam your mouse over the interactive map below to see which police departments have partnerships with Ring:
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If we want to build and run 21st century police departments, we need to embrace the best of the 85033st century.
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Known as Crisis Intervention Training, the program has been used for years in many other police departments in the United States.
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Beginning in the 1990s, police departments started recruiting women more aggressively as they sought to minimize the use of excessive force.
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For one thing, she said, police departments do not typically use the software to make fully autonomous decisions about people's identities.
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Here's an opportunity for the Department of Justice to draft nationwide guidelines on what police departments should recommend in these situations.
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Special Litigation took a more active role under the Obama administration, investigating major police departments in cities like Chicago and Baltimore.
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Brussels alone used to have 19 separate police departments, one for each of its constitutive municipalities, each with its own mayor.
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Although innovative tools can help solve crimes, police departments often embrace new technologies without adequate testing or input from affected communities.
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Police departments have long struggled to keep officers from using social media in a way that could undermine police-community relations.
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There's a lot to be looked with how different police departments and municipalities are shaping risk in certain regions and communities.
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Cooperating police departments automatically turn over to federal authorities any immigrants with outstanding detainers who are picked up in their jurisdictions.
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Police departments responded to crashes on icy roads, local governments issued safety warnings, and the hashtag #ItsSoCold stated trending on Twitter.
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A new law in Florida that requires police departments to provide autism training for law enforcement officers took effect this week.
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Three states — Arkansas, Delaware and New Jersey — require police departments to enter shell casings and potential crime guns into the database.
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In some cases, police departments team up with Ring to offer rebates to community members who want to buy Ring products.
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Several agencies, including the Dallas and Los Angeles police departments, told Gizmodo they declined to provide Ring access to 911 data.
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Dell Cameron has a great story about how Amazon's home security division is rapidly developing a nexus with US police departments.
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Hundreds of American police departments can request access to video recorded by Ring, an Amazon subsidiary that makes camera-equipped doorbells.
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People costumed as the character have made personal appearances to help thousands of police departments connect with the people they protect.
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Under the Trump administration, the office tasked with paying out grants and coordinating local police departments to prevent threats has shriveled.
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We asked people about a series of hacks targeting Ring users, as well as the company&aposs partnerships with police departments.
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He was taken to the Bi-State Justice Center, which is used by police departments on both sides of the border.
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Ms. Ward said local police departments in her district in Hampton, Va., said they have traffic stop behavior rules for officers.
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The Throw Away Dogs Project has placed more than two dozen rescue dogs in police departments, according to its Facebook page.
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Chicago, one of the largest police departments nationwide that's using technologies similar to Los Angeles, is trying an alternative to audits.
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Ring's partnerships with almost 900 police departments across the country have been a major source of controversy for the surveillance product.
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The news traveled to neighboring police departments, Dunwoody and Duluth, that brought their police vehicles for the children to check out.
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Given this reality, police departments should seek to limit their intrusion into the daily life of residents as much as possible.
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Police departments in Houston and San Antonio are sending bomb technicians and canine teams to Austin, their police chiefs said Monday.
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Clearview AI, the controversial company working with police departments across the US, said someone with "unauthorized access" stole its client list.
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This comes just days after a relatively unknown startup selling facial recognition systems to police departments caught the attention of Congress.
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But before those rape kits can even accumulate in police departments, they have to be administered and sealed, typically by nurses.
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But nearly 40 local police departments decided to go one step further and bring dogs for Emma to see in person.
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School police departments were established in hyper-segregated urban cities, setting the foundation for embedding the criminal justice system into schools.
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She would encourage the US Department of Justice to investigate police shootings, as well as broader investigations of troubled police departments.
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Since the system's expansion in recent years, several government agencies and police departments can now access citizens' private data with SORM.
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Rekognition can be used for many purposes, but has drawn controversy after police departments began piloting it to identify potential suspects.
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Critics, meanwhile, argue that the program allowed police departments to stockpile military-grade equipment and increased the instances of violent encounters.
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Officers at several police departments suspect that the episodes were loosely organized on social media, though they cannot prove it yet.
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The Charleston and Simpsonville Police Departments are now reminding parents to speak to their children about safety when using social media.
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The prosecutor's office and police departments often enjoy friendly relationships, he said, making it difficult to be transparent in such cases.
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By 2015, 95 percent of large police departments were using body cameras, according to a Department of Homeland Security national survey.
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Across the northern half of the country, police departments responded to crashes on icy roads and local governments issued safety warnings.
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Police departments in Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts and Tennessee have all opted to pay the ransom demands to get back their data.
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But it didn't provide training or oversight for the equipment's use, although many local police departments provided their own training anyway.
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Since so few police departments have adopted the devices up to this point, the evidence surrounding body cameras is still hazy.
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At a lot of police departments, it's ego-driven—can you imagine if it's publicized that this department uses a psychic?
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There are eight other police departments reportedly involved as well, and the hope is to eventually expand its use to all police departments in the UK.Donnelly told the New Scientist that they don't plan to arrest anyone before they've committed a crime, but that they want to provide counseling to those who the system indicates might need it.
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Police departments around the U.S. successfully closed just 32% of rape investigations in 2017, the lowest rate since the 1960s, according to FBI data provided to the AP. The big picture: Despite technological advances, police departments still often lack the resources to solve rape cases and are less likely to find success via corroborating witnesses and physical evidence.
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After saying that she had supported the prosecution of the officer who killed Philando Castile in Minnesota, her home state, she called for more funding for police training; said police departments and grand juries should "reflect the communities that we serve"; and argued that police departments should not be able to run the investigations of their own officers.
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Ms. Lynch and her predecessor, Eric H. Holder Jr., have brought an unprecedented number of civil rights lawsuits against municipal police departments.
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To prevent terrorism and really make America safe, investments from the federal government should instead focus on really strengthening local police departments.
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Earlier this year the Washington Post reported that many small police departments were abandoning body-worn-camera programmes because of the cost.
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Police departments and policymakers must critically examine the relationships between police shootings and stop-and-frisk, plainclothes policing and other enforcement tactics.
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When white officers shoot black civilians a common response is to talk about the need to increase racial diversity in police departments.
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And at least one in four police departments in the US have access to facial recognition software to help them identify suspects.
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Fingerprint analysts, tasked with collecting and analyzing evidence from crime scenes, work in police departments and state forensics labs across the country.
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Dozens of local police departments across the US use the technology to match driver's license pictures and mug shots to criminal databases.
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Police departments in Dallas, St. Louis and Lake County, Florida, are also investigating allegations their officers posted hateful or racist remarks. 4.
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But as it turns out, in one of America's largest police departments, body-worn cameras did not produce any of these benefits.
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The discrepancy may boil down to the culture of various police departments and what policies are in place regulating body cam use.
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And collecting more of it more quickly would cost more money — conducting surveys and gathering reports from police departments isn't exactly cheap.
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The fees, which often fund the court systems and police departments that extract them, fall disproportionately on minority populations and poor people.
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Amazon workers likewise demanded last week that the company cease selling its face recognition product, Rekognition, to police departments and government agencies.
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One is the online iPhone repair service iCracked and the other is an undisclosed company that provides body-cameras for police departments.
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Sessions has instead pressed the division to fight violent crime, turn in unauthorized immigrants, and abandon efforts to systematically reform police departments.
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She added that the group reached out to city council members who had no idea their police departments had partnerships with Ring.
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Amazon has partnerships with over 400 police departments, who use the footage from its Ring doorbell cameras to keep watch on neighborhoods.
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On Tuesday, Wubbels told BuzzFeed News she hoped what happened to her would inspire other police departments to invest in body cameras.
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We build software to help police departments prioritize caseload and identify and recover trafficking victims and victims of sexual exploitation of children.
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How were you able to secure the participation of the police departments that appear on your show, like in St. Paul, Minn.
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Newer, more accurate tests are available, but police departments don't typically buy them because they can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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"I don't think police departments should be asking for 'military gear,'" King County Sheriff John Urquhart of Washington state told BuzzFeed News.
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Now police departments across the nation are reaching out to private companies and the FBI to make use of the new technique.
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Worse, many state police departments and even some courts have explicitly rejected the necessity rule in favor of a mere reasonableness test.
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As BuzzFeed News reported last week, Sessions has caught hundreds of police departments and local jurisdictions in the crossfire across the country.
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Put another way: Police departments place a lower priority on cases in which a person is injured in a shooting but survives.
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What's more, the new technologies that have given police departments more tools for generating leads have paradoxically increased the strain on detectives.
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In a Georgetown survey this year, consumers said they trust Amazon more than their local police departments, banks, and the White House.
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San Francisco, California (CNN)There's more fallout from a sordid sex scandal that has ensnared several police departments in California's Bay Area.
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As a result, the temptation to tell police departments to dredge up violations, no matter how petty, can be hard to resist.
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Tench explains he goes on the road and gives classes to local police departments on what the Bureau is teaching these days.
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Perhaps that wasn't possible in Dallas, but that is a question police departments, who will adopt robots in the future, should address.
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Axon uses face recognition and tracking to process the many, many hours of video that police departments full of body cams produce.
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It is yet to be seen what will happen when communities with dysfunctional police departments choose not to tackle the problem themselves.
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The New York and Los Angeles Police Departments as well as London police have opened investigations into complaints against the Hollywood producer.
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Police departments have to be slower to declare an officer did nothing wrong, quicker to admit wrongdoing when and where it occurs.
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And police departments, like the one in West Palm Beach, Florida, also used the device, complete with custom software, for paperwork purposes.
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Police departments in Dallas, St. Louis and Lake County, Florida, also launched investigations into claims their officers posted hateful or racist remarks.
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Only California, New Mexico, and Nebraska limit local and state police departments' ability to work with the federal government in forfeiture cases.
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Around the US, most police departments use similar test formats and near-identical lists of questions, yet polygraph pass rates vary wildly.
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FBI and Secret Service agents will work alongside local police departments that are putting all hands on deck for the big night.
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Tarrant agreed with a Sessions sentiment that inside police departments it can be "demoralizing" to be told that you're not good enough.
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Pernacciaro turned down job offers from two different police departments in the past year, she said, and now works in real estate.
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This is unsurprising because Attorney General Jeff Session has repeatedly expressed his unwillingness to hold police departments accountable for violating civil rights.
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First, a very significant chunk of police departments—at least half of big city departments in the US—are without body cameras.
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It's more common for police departments to implement specific policies about deactivating body cameras entirely, rather than muting them, according to experts.
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Other police departments, such as Baltimore, have asked the Justice Department to conduct similar reviews of its policies following accusations of discrimination.
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It's not clear what happens next for Chicago, where the new administration is trying to curb DOJ involvement in local police departments.
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It's a reflection of the same attitude that you find in police departments and law enforcement today: It's just a black kid.
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However, several police departments now say they are moving away from body cameras, arguing that the programs are too expensive to maintain.
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Culture change doesn't happen overnight, and when you think about it, there's only 15 consent decrees out of 16,000 police departments [nationally].
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He called for a review of reform agreements, known as consent decrees, reached with local police departments to address allegations of misconduct.
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Reports on DOJ investigations into the Milwaukee and North Charleston Police Departments have yet to be released, despite requests from local leaders.
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Ahead of Sunday's raids, many mayors have once again instructed their police departments not to aid ICE agents operating in their cities.
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He's also a motivational speaker, covering topics related to race and restoring trust between communities of color and their local police departments.
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We've also been casual observers of separate racist text message scandals involving officers in both the Oakland and San Fran police departments.
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The US Coast Guard, Customs and Border Patrol, local police departments and emergency responders have been joined by regular citizens with boats.
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Overall, however, the research indicates that there's racial bias in at least some types of policing and at least some police departments.
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SCOTTSDALE, Arizona (Reuters) - Taser International persuaded police departments to buy its electrified weapons by touting internal research attesting to the devices' safety.
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"They have more 223 ammunition out there than all the other police departments in the state of Oregon combined," alleges the investigator.
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A CNN investigation found that police departments across the country destroyed hundreds of kits tied to cases that could still be prosecuted.
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Cities across the country will not be able to fund fire and police departments to ensure our homes and communities are safe.
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Police departments already have millions of prints on file, and they're increasingly able to use those records to produce working finger models.
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Police departments around the U.S. are turning to crisis intervention training in response to high-profile shootings of people with mental illnesses.
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In response to high-profile shootings of people with mental illness, police departments around the country are turning to crisis intervention training.
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Neither should we become overly consumed with whether individual cops are "racist," nor accept the "few bad apples" defense of police departments.
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Obama tightened restrictions on the program, ordering police departments to justify why they needed equipment like a riot shield or tactical vehicles.
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Under President Obama, the Justice Department has sought to address racial unrest by scrutinizing police departments in cities like Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Police departments typically hold off on taking disciplinary action until federal prosecutors finish inquiries into possible civil rights violations, the AP noted.
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Police departments have been using social media, especially during crises, like the Boston Marathon bombing or in the aftermath of mass shootings.
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Because ultimately, if you can rebuild trust between communities and the police departments that serve them, that helps us solve crime problems.
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Dallas officers earn a starting salary of $44,658, according to the department's website, about $10,153 less than some nearby police departments pay.
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There were 2853,2285 hate crimes reported by the FBI in 2100, for instance, although more police departments took part in that survey.
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Look no further than the relationship between residents of major cities and police departments that fail to solve large numbers of homicides.
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Some police departments have asked Amazon's Ring for advice on obtaining more footage from unreceptive residents, and Ring provides them with advice.
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NYPD officials said they met other police departments to learn about their programs and solicited feedback from the City Council and advocates.
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Nevertheless, Sessions has expressed disdain not only for the program but for the very idea that police departments can be systemically flawed.
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A national alert was sent to police departments across the country advising that the two have arrest warrants for murder in Chicago.
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The incident comes as police departments around the nation face heightened scrutiny over their use of excessive force, particularly on black men.
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Toward that end, the country's 18,000 police departments need to rethink their strategies for responding to situations that do not involve guns.
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Axon said it offers police departments "the latest public-safety best practices and training" for Taser use, including warnings about vulnerable populations.
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According to a 2014 report from researchers at DePaul University, certain police departments in the US have policies against signing these applications.
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You just have to look at the correct scale: Police departments are local institutions, and they affect things on a local scale.
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Ferguson said that police departments are consistently not transparent about when new technology is implemented, nor about the effectiveness of this technology.
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After a series of high-profile police shootings, police departments across the nation turned to body cameras, hoping they would curb abuses.
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VICE News spent the past nine months investigating officer-involved shootings in the 212 largest local police departments in the United States.
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VICE News spent the past nine months investigating officer-involved shootings in the 50 largest local police departments in the United States.
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Over the years, various police departments around the country have increased traffic patrols near theaters during the period of the movies' releases.
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Beyond that gesture, though, Jenkins and the Players Coalition have met with leaders of police departments, public defenders, bail officers and lawmakers.
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Officers from several police departments had responded to reports of a shooting early Sunday morning at Manny's Luxury Lounge in Robbins, Ill.
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It is difficult to say exactly how many of the nation's 18,000 police departments use facial recognition or how they deploy it.
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And it has pulled back on robust oversight of police departments found to have violated the rights of citizens in their jurisdictions.
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" Oliva also said the technology was not ready and that "no police departments have adopted this technology because it just doesn't work.
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This can make it very expensive for individuals and organizations, including police departments and harm reduction groups, trying to obtain the drug.
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Amazon has created its own private surveillance network thanks to Ring (its surveillance company), which currently partners with hundreds of police departments.
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That tally, first reported in The Washington Post, represents the first time that Ring has released a firm number of police departments.
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