Mayor Brandon Johnson, who got rid of ShotSpotter, says he supports a system that "protects privacy and demonstrates effectiveness."
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Chicago Sun-Times · Wed 21:11
Most Chicago voters said they want ShotSpotter back, but that’s unlikely to sway Mayor Johnson ↗Timeline
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2blockclubchicago.org ↗More than 70% of Chicagoans expressed in an advisory referendum Tuesday that they want to bring back gunshot detection technology to fight violent crime and speed up emergency response time to gunshot victims, but the vote is unlikely to pressure Mayor Brandon Johnson into reviving it. It’s been three years since…
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