ShotSpotter Led to Hundreds of Arrests in Chicago This Year. Mayor Johnson Is Still Getting Rid of It. – National Review

The data analysis comes as many Chicago aldermen are looking into last-minute options to keep the life-saving technology, which Johnson has vowed to remove, in part to fulfill a campaign promise and to appease the anti-police activists who helped to elect him.
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Mark F
1 year ago

The wrong people are being arrested because of Shot Spotter. Most of these arrests are of minority members and politicians just can’t seem to grasp that this is happening.

David F
1 year ago

100’s of arrests zero convictions.

Steve H
1 year ago

This decision is emblematic of Mayor Johnnson’s faltering administration. Even though I have already moved away from this chaos, I literally grieve for my fellow Chicagoans who remain there.

Fullbladder
1 year ago

Communist think they’re smarter than common-sense.

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