State Representative’s Anti-Facial Recognition Technology Bill Is a Threat to Public Safety – Chicago Contrarian

"The anti-informant culture that dominates Chicago’s criminal class is as strong as ever -- perhaps stronger. That societal illness partially explains why so few Chicago murders are successfully prosecuted. Banning law enforcement from utilizing facial recognition technology will only make solving crimes in Illinois even harder."
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Isn’t Illinois Fun?
5 hours ago

Gonna be illegal to be an eyewitness at this rate.

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