people are being stopped and frisked, harassed by police, stopped by police because they happen to be in an area where shotspotter is actually deployed and where the alerts are actually going off. why are we paying millions of dollars for something that sometimes works? people almost want to say well, if the real problem would be officers showing up trigger happy, that is something we immediately do a dfr on. we have to do a dfr on that, because those are really big things. we don t see that. we we don t see that. it s not in the data. it sjust not in the data. police across the country do believe shotspotter is effective. fresno is looking to expand shotspotter into other areas. this expansion is going to be close to a million dollars a year the city of fresno is paying for this service. it s got to be worth it. it s gotta be worth the money. and if we ever find out it s not worth the money or it s inaccurate or it s actually hurting our efforts instead of helping our efforts, then
do a dfr on. we have to do a dfr on that, because those are really big things. we don t see that. we we don t see that. it s not in the data. it sjust not in the data. police across the country do believe shotspotter is effective. fresno is looking to expand shotspotter into other areas. this expansion is going to be close to a million dollars a year the city of fresno is paying for this service. it s got to be worth it. it s gotta be worth the money. and if we ever find out it s not worth the money or it s inaccurate or it s actually hurting our efforts instead of helping our efforts, then i m going to look into getting rid of it. but right now, it is proving to be very useful. on our ride along, we came across a group in an area that did not have shotspotter. do you know where the gunshots were coming from? it sounded like by the orchards. theyjust heard shots being fired. do you feel safe here? no! in california, we have the worst gun violence.
like, these situations that they expect to be hostile, they expect there to be a gun. because, again, of like, where this is deployed, they are expecting a black or latinx person to be holding the gun. people are being stopped and frisked, harassed by police, stopped by police because they happen to be in an area where shotspotter is actually deployed and where the alerts are actually going off. why are we paying millions of dollars for something that sometimes works? people almost want to say well, if the real problem would be officers showing up trigger happy, that is something we immediately do a dfr on. we have to do a dfr on that, because those are really big things. we don t see that. we we don t see that. it s not in the data. it sjust not in the data. police across the country do believe shotspotter is effective. fresno is looking to expand shotspotter into other areas.
that they expect to be hostile, they expect there to be a gun. because, again, of like, where this is deployed, they are expecting a black or latinx person to be holding the gun. people are being stopped and frisked, harassed by police, stopped by police because they happen to be in an area where shotspotter is actually deployed and where the alerts are actually going off. why are we paying millions of dollars for something that sometimes works? people almost want to say, well, if the real problem would be officers showing up trigger happy, that is something we immediately do a dfr on. we have to do a dfr on that, because those are really big things. we don t see that. we, we don t see that. it s not in the data. it sjust not in the data. police across the country do believe shotspotter is effective. fresno is looking to expand shotspotter into other areas. this expansion is going to be close to a million dollars a year, the city of fresno is paying for this service. it s got to be wor
communities, so could be dispatching police to neighbourhoods where they think a gunshot has been fired, guns drawn, when, in fact, there has not been. like, we might not get the answers that we want. alyxandra is overseeing today s meeting and wants chicago s shotspotter contract to be cancelled. it s sending police in to, like, these situations that they expect to be hostile, they expect there to be a gun. because, again, of like, where this is deployed, they are expecting a black or latinx person to be holding the gun. people are being stopped and frisked, harassed by police, stopped by police because they happen to be in an area where shotspotter is actually deployed and where the alerts are actually going off. why are we paying millions of dollars for something that sometimes works? people almost want to say well, if the real problem would be officers showing up trigger happy, that is something we immediately do a dfr on. we have to do a dfr on that, because those are really big t