SpotCrime Weekly Reads: license plate readers, community policing,
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Abusing license plate readers, police use of DNA databases, effects of community policing, Congress expresses concerns over Ring doorbell relationship with PDs, State police's $12.2M database does not work, live streaming body cams, and more... POLICE CONDUCT Abilene Police 'Officer of the Year' also wins life saving award (KTXS) Community-oriented policing to reduce crime, disorder and fear and increase satisfaction and legitimacy among citizens: a systematic review (Academia.edu) see also: Charleston police to hold conversation with community to address crime reports (Live 5 News WCSC) and also: Neighborhood by Neighborhood: Community Policing in a Rust Belt City (Academia.edu) California Police Have Been Illegally Sharing License Plate Reader Data (Vice) see also: Audit: police license plate readers at risk for data breaches, misuse Seymour police captain, former chief arrested on ghost employment charges (Fox59) Neighbors say Winter Park police chief,