SpotCrime Weekly Reads: surveillance planes, facial recognition, private prisons
Surveillance planes to combat crimes, facial recognition tech in schools, hot spot policing, mental illness and crime, AI, CA ends private prisons, and more... POLICE CONDUCT LAPD changing controversial program that uses data to predict where crimes will occur (LA Times) Community Based Public Safety Solutions Are Working in South Los Angeles (LA Sentinel) Fort Bend County Sheriff Nehls: Mental illness ‘biggest issue’ in Fort Bend County (Houston Chronicle) STUDY: Where’s The Crime? Exploring Divergences Between Call Data and Perceptions of Local Crime and the microgeographic dynamics of this ‘hidden hot spot’ (Oxford Academic) Fort Collins Police Chief oped: Mindful approach to policing, community health helps increase safety (Coloradoan) How Many Police Officers Should A City Have? (WCCO) IRS Followed Bitcoin Transactions, Resulting In Takedown Of The Largest Child Exploitation Site On The Web (Forbes) CRIME RATE Air Pollutio...