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Here’s how Denver police fly drones to 911 calls, triggering fears about privacy and surveillance
The people on the street didn’t look up. They didn’t seem to know a police drone was hovering above, recording them as ...
The Cincinnati Police Department has launched a $4.8 million drone program, making it the first in Ohio to use drones as ...
The change is part of a $72 million emergency radio system overhaul that officials say will improve coverage, safety and reliability. EVERETT — Police radio communications across Snohomish County will ...
The program began in Connecticut in 2020 and has since expanded nationwide. Several Colorado communities, including Boulder ...
Gov. Hochul must sign a bill now on her desk to provide press access to police radio calls. The bill before Hochul, the Keep ...
The Honolulu City Council passed Bill 46 Wednesday, which would require the Honolulu Police Department to release certain ...
The Reno City Council unanimously approved a first responder drone program Wednesday for $1.9 million over six years. The ...
Late last month, the citizens of Boulder lost a crucial tool of transparency when the Boulder Police Department began encrypting its communications. While most people are probably most familiar with ...
Spot a Cincinnati police drone? We did too. Here's how we learned more about where, when and why they're flying across Cincinnati's skies.
The suspect, an eight-time convicted felon, was arrested and promptly released after being charged with five felonies.
Police in Oregon are warning that AI apps like CrimeRadar are generating misinformation based on hallucinated police radio ...
The suspect, an eight-time convicted felon, was arrested and promptly released after being charged with five felonies.
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