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SpotCrime Weekly Reads: Unarmed 911 teams, cash bail, license plate readers

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Building a criminal case from drug overdose deaths, unarmed 911 teams reshaping public safety, crime prevention and mental health, youth crime down in Detroit, things to know about the end of cash bail in Chicago, marijuana arrest statistics, how deepfakes are used to commit crimes, new police social media monitoring tech, transparency on license plate readers, Coast Guard calls for more transparency on sexual assaults, bias in guilt, and more... POLICE CONDUCT How investigators build a criminal case from drug overdose deaths like Hayden Panettiere’s (CNN) Thurston County deputy fired after failing to investigate domestic violence call where woman later went missing  (King5) How unarmed 911 teams are reshaping public safety in nearly 100 cities  (NPR) Madison Police Department to create new department section  (WMTV) Deputy on leave after allegations he created Facebook page to harass woman he arrested  (WSBTV) FBI warned ICE agents could be targeted by fake ‘tradwi...

SpotCrime Weekly Reads: Transparency, AI, prison

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Focus on police transparency, recruiting police officers, Phoenix DOJ report, gun ownership and gun violence, stolen guns, crime trends, drones in rural America, AI surveillance cameras, real time crime centers, AI to overcome bias, sharing license plate data, facial recognition, youth incarceration decline, recreational cannabis on recidivism, bail reform, and more... POLICE CONDUCT New Mathis police chief focused on transparency, brighter days  (South Texas News) Why It's So Hard to Recruit Police Officers  (Governing) 'Important for our community to see': Phoenix PD releases records connected to DOJ report  (12News) Group protests outside Columbus police headquarters, demands transparency in deadly shooting  (WOSU) CRIME RATE Gun ownership and gun violence: A comparison of the United States and Switzerland  (CRIMRXIV) Stolen guns on the rise despite drop in certain other crimes, St. Pete police say  (Fox13) People are now blurring their homes on Google M...