Chicago alderman argues ‘ShotSpotter ‘fulfills what it’s meant to do’ – Center Square

“My reaction is no technology is perfect,” Ald. Chris Taliaferro said. “No one ever claimed ShotSpotter will catch 100 percent of the shots fired. Cars break down, computers break down, watches break, every form of technology known to man actually breaks at some point and is not 100 percent. I believe the technology fulfills what it’s meant to do and that's to detect gunfire.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

SpotShotter does do what it’s supposed to. Unfortunately, some folks in community, Playa, Foxx and Kwame don’t want that.

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