The gunshot detection system spread all over Little Rock will soon be turned off after directors voted not to renew the contract with ShotSpotter.

The gunshot detection system spread all over Little Rock will soon be turned off. This comes after directors voted not to renew the contract with ShotSpotter.

The Little Rock Board of Directors will not renew a contract with a company that runs gunshot detector technology that has ...

A measure to renew a contract for the use of the acoustic gunshot-detection system known as ShotSpotter and related software ...

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The Little Rock City Board chose not to renew a contract with the company that runs ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection ...

In the past decade several North Carolina cities, including Charlotte, have stopped using the gunshot detection technology ...