The Baltimore Police Department considers the controversial ShotSpotter gunshot detection system an integral part of its gun violence response strategy.
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Research mirrors Cleveland reports that ShotSpotter helps police respond to gunshots but doesn’t reduce crime
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Growing national research shows that the gunshot detection system used in Cleveland helps police respond to shootings but does little to reduce crime or improve case outcomes. A new ...
For the past three years, an unidentifiable amount of security cameras equipped to detect the sounds of gunfire have given Cleveland police slightly increased response times to shooting incidents but ...
On Monday night, the Durham city council voted 4-2 against signing a new contract for gunfire detection technology ShotSpotter. The vote comes after the city council received a presentation at its ...
Peoria continues to use the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system, unlike other cities that have dropped it. The Peoria Police Department says the technology is "highly effective" and is used in ...
ShotSpotter operates in more than 170 American cities, but many have dropped the service that detects gunfire and alerts police.
TACOMA, Wash. — The Tacoma Police Department has abandoned plans to implement a trial run of a gunshot detection system in a neighborhood that has faced challenges with crime. This comes about a year ...
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