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Council balks at crime forecasting tech for Worcester police

WORCESTER After hearing a raft of concerns from the public about a planned expansion of the Police Department s ShotSpotter program, the City Council voted Tuesday to split the item to give new technology included with the upgrade a more public airing.  Councilors overwhelmingly supported an expansion of existing ShotSpotter technology, which detects gunshots and leads police to their source. The program has been in use across six square miles of the city for the past seven years.  But along with many residents who called into the virtual meeting, several councilors balked at the proposed deal with ShotSpotter that includes expansion of the existing system s range and a one-year subscription to ShotSpotter Connect, an automated technology that would use police data-driven crime forecasting  to inform decisions about where to place officers to try to deter crime. 

Polar Park to house urban garden for locally sourced produce

Polar Park to house urban garden for locally sourced produce Worcester Magazine Sponsorship logos alongside the stadium are almost as big a part of watching professional baseball as hot dogs and singing “Sweet Caroline.” Whether you’re watching from the stands or on TV, the brightly colored logos of the companies partnering with the team will pop up in the corner of your eye. Polar Park, future home of the Worcester Red Sox (WooSox) will be no different, but Harvard Pilgrim wanted something “more than just a field facing sign,” said Jack Verducci, WooSox VP of Sales. Accordingly, this past September, Harvard Pilgrim partnered with WooSox to become the team s official Health and Wellness partner. Verducci said that they were among the first companies to reach out to WooSox after the Polar Park project was announced in 2018.

Misconduct probes may be constrained if city loses lawsuit

Lawyer: Police misconduct probes may be constrained if Worcester loses public records lawsuit against the T&G Brad Petrishen, Telegram & Gazette WORCESTER - If cities and towns are not allowed to withhold from the public the internal affairs records of officers being sued, they might not thoroughly investigate complaints of police wrongdoing, Worcester’s head litigator suggested in court Monday.  Assistant city solicitor and head litigator Wendy L. Quinn made the remark during her closing argument in the trial being conducted in Worcester Superior Court between the city and Telegram & Gazette over access to police misconduct records.  The central issue in the case is whether the city is allowed to withhold from the public the internal affairs records of police officers who are facing civil lawsuits. 

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