Mayor Johnson to end ShotSpotter deal after summer – Chicago Sun-Times

The mayor's office office issued a statement saying the city “will decommission the use of ShotSpotter technology on September 22,” meaning cops will have access to the system throughout the historically violent summer months and the Democratic National Convention.
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2 years ago

Pretty wierd CTU /Brandon’s not canceling Spot Shooter til after dem convention??? What the equity hustle is that all about?

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