Let's not forget that Kansas City pays BIG BUCKS for so-called shot spotter tech but with 1700 calls and 300 gunfire reports last night, the surveillance program was rendered ineffective and just another fancy toy bought by taxpayers.
Check more proof . . .
Celebratory gunfire crashes KC family fun
Check more proof . . .
Celebratory gunfire crashes KC family fun
Serves as a nice reminder of the chaos that is out there should the EBT cards stop working one day.
ReplyDeleteThis is the black community and culture. Spraying bullets all over their fellow brothers and sisters. It will never change.
ReplyDelete^^^^ C'mon. We know the drill here, a lot of those gunshots came from poor white neighborhoods too. Look at dog patch or Independence. They love shooting their guns in the air for any reason. Get real!
ReplyDeleteThe system worked fine. The issue is that only a fraction of the calls received by the systems or citizens could even be investigated by police due to manpower shortages. Even if the police arrive, it’s after the fact and nothing is usually found or it’s too late for the victim.
ReplyDeleteStrange, there were no gunshots where I live. I wonder if it could be the demographics?
ReplyDeleteAccording to the New York rag shot spotter technology is one of the new technologies KCMO is supposed to acquire in the future. KCMO already has it?
ReplyDeleteSounds like it worked to me. It reported gun shots, what else do you want it to do?
ReplyDeleteShot spotter is already in place in target 'hoods.
ReplyDeleteMicrophones will pick up conversations as well.
Shot spotter has been placed atop most schools in the inner city.
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