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ShotSpotter says it has offered to install its gunshot detection technology around the United Center for free. The company believes it could help supplement the security during the Chicago DNC.
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Some Chicago aldermen and Mayor Brandon Johnson are disagreeing over who can effectively end the use of ShotSpotter technology in Chicago. On Wednesday, the majority of City ...
"As we continue working with the community to build a safer, stronger DC, ShotSpotter helps us better focus and deploy resources to save lives and get guns off our streets,” said Mayor Muriel ...
A defiant City Council committee on Monday laid the groundwork to tie Mayor Brandon Johnson’s hands when it comes to canceling the ShotSpotter contract. The Police and Fire Committee approved an ...
DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- ShotSpotter technology will not be in use for at least three months in Durham after city council voted not to extend the contract. The decision was made so members can get ...
DC Gunshot tracking technology company opens office in DC to help police curb crime ShotSpotter helps police better respond, investigate, and prevent crime.
DENVER (CBS4) - Denver Police started zeroing in on shorts fired around the city using ShotSpotter technology more than six years ago. (credit: CBS) "It gives a coordinate where we are likely to ...
The ShotSpotter gunshot detection system will remain in use into next fall after its operator and Chicago agreed to a seven-month extension “followed by a two-month transition period” Friday.
The ordinance sought to empower Police Supt. Larry Snelling to renew the city's ShotSpotter contract, but the mayor's office said the ordinance is unenforceable.
The ongoing debate over whether to keep ShotSpotter, the technology used by police to alert them when gunfire is heard, will come to a vote at the Chicago City Council Wednesday.
ShotSpotter, now known as SoundThinking, released a statement Thursday saying they had been in discussions with the city about a longer extension before Johnson announced he was canceling the deal ...
ShotSpotter is set to be turned off this coming Sunday. Mayor Johnson aims to eliminate the controversial gunshot detection program, saying it's too expensive at a price of $100 million—and ...