Rhode Island Bill Would Put Limits on Warrantless Electronic Data Collection and Hinder Federal Surveillance

The feds sell the technology in the name of “anti-terrorism” efforts. With non-disclosure agreements in place, most police departments refuse to release any information on the use of stingrays. But information obtained from the Tacoma Police Department revealed that it uses the technology primarily for routine criminal investigations.

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