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Just eight months after passing a bill banning local law enforcement agencies from utilizing facial recognition technology, lawmakers have backtracked and lifted the restrictions. The new bill lifting the ban […] Read More
Apple AirTags are marketed as a way to keep track of important items like one’s wallet or keys, but law enforcement is warning that the product is also being used […] Read More
Automated traffic enforcement cameras may replace police traffic stops as a way to catch people speeding with new funds from the Biden administration’s infrastructure bill. Under the new Transportation Department […] Read More
A local Texas police department’s new program aims to cut down on traffic stops for minor infarctions by instead sending tickets or warnings via text message. Police in Windcrest — […] Read More
Apple’s new product AirTags, used to keep track of one’s personal property, are concerning law enforcement for their criminal misuse linked to stalking and car theft. Police in Colorado, Texas, […] Read More
Vehicle injury lawyer Steve Vaccaro is advocating for the NYPD to use traffic data they collect on their motor vehicle database to catch hit-and-run suspects. Vaccaro, who represents vehicle crash […] Read More
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