A North Minneapolis violence interrupter is facing criminal charges after he was injured during a shooting on March 10.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara says department would "know zero" about automatic gunfire without ShotSpotterMINNEAPOLIS — There is a new campaign encouraging the city of Minneapolis to drop its contract with ShotSpotter, the technology spread across the city that picks up the sound of gunfire.
Two 16-year-old boys were injured in a shooting Saturday night, according to Minneapolis police. Officers responded to a ...
Officers were alerted via Shotspotter activation and went to ... and Watkins Jr. came on a day that the administration of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey withdrew a contract proposal to Salem Inc ...
The acoustic gunshot-detection system known as ShotSpotter is expected to go down in Little Rock in the coming weeks as ...
ShotSpotter is one of three tools the city is implementing through an $800,000 federal grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. It uses sensors placed in a neighborhood to listen for gunshots ...
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