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    Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will not renew ShotSpotter after summer, alderman says

    Mayor Brandon Johnson will end the city’s usage of a controversial gunshot detection technology, making good on a campaign promise that progressives rallied behind. Before the city decommissions ShotSpotter in September, “law enforcement and other community safety stakeholders will assess tools and programs that effectively increase both safety and trust, and issue recommendations to that ...
    by Jake Sheridan, Alice Yin, Chicago Tribune Feb 13, 2024 2 minutes
    Members of the Chicago Police Department work with predictive and tracking technologies, including ShotSpotter, in a strategic decision support center at the Chicago Police Department 11th district headquarters on Feb. 8, 2017.

    Mayor Brandon Johnson will end the city’s usage of a controversial gunshot detection technology, making good on a campaign promise that progressives rallied behind.

    Before the city decommissions ShotSpotter in September, “law enforcement and other community safety stakeholders will assess tools and programs that effectively increase both safety and trust, and issue recommendations to that effect,” the Johnson administration said

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