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April 15, 2022
Start spreading the news--New York City is rampant with crime and only getting worse.
March 24, 2022
John Ruffo defrauded the United States and foreign banks of $350 million before disappearing without a trace, and he has been on the run for 23 years.
March 12, 2022
An alleged 83-year-old transgender serial killer has been charged with murder in connection to a woman's dismembered torso found in Brooklyn.
February 15, 2022
The heavy concentration of CCTV cameras in these neighborhoods of color also line up with a heavy concentration of popular stop and frisk locations.
February 15, 2022
(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher concentrations of non-w
February 15, 2022
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - More facial recognition technology reported in non-white areas of NYC: Amnesty International
February 15, 2022
IStock/ChiccoDodiFC(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher
February 15, 2022
IStock/ChiccoDodiFC(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher concentrations of non-white residents, according to new research by human rights group Amnesty International. "Our analysis shows that the NYPD's use of facial recognition technology helps to reinforce discriminatory policing against minority communities in New York City," Matt Mahmoudi, an artificial intelligence and human rig...
February 15, 2022
IStock/ChiccoDodiFC(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher
February 15, 2022
IStock/ChiccoDodiFC(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher