Chicago police no longer using ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology, sensor takedown begins
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police are no longer using the ShotSpotter technology as of Monday morning. The city's contract expired overnight. Monday is the first day in more than six years the city of Chicago will go without the gunshot detection technology. Shotspotter effectively shut down at midnight.
This week, the city council voted to overturn Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to eliminate the controversial system, but Johnson ...
The City of Chicago's relationship with ShotSpotter came to an end as the clock turned from Sunday night to Monday morning.
This episode of The Policy Shop is by writer Patrick Andriesen Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s campaign pledge to end the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system has come to fruition. The city’s contract ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to get rid of the controversial gunshot detection program, saying it's too expensive and doesn't ...
Aldermen are set to vote on a long-shot ordinance some say would compel police Superintendent Larry Snelling to continue ...
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The debate over ShotSpotter, Chicago's gunshot detection technology, is set to continue as some City Council members push for ...
One man was killed and six men were wounded late Saturday night when a shooting erupted during a prayer vigil in the Little ...
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