ShotSpotter sends NYPD after false alarms 87% of the time, report finds
A new report finds that when the New York City Police Department uses ShotSpotter technology to locate shootings, there are false alarms 87% of the time.
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A new report finds that when the New York City Police Department uses ShotSpotter technology to locate shootings, there are false alarms 87% of the time.
A new report finds that when the NYPD uses ShotSpotter technology to locate shootings, there are false alarms 87% of the time. CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis explains why police say the tool is still important for the job, but others say it's not working.
