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86% of alerts from city s gunshot detection system led to dead-end deployments, researchers find

Frank Main/Sun-Times file An analysis of the city’s gunshot detection system released Monday found that nearly 86% of police deployments to alerts of gunfire prompted no formal reports of any crime. The research, conducted by the MacArthur Justice Center at the Northwestern University School of Law, shows there were more that 40,000 “dead-end deployments” to gunshot alerts recorded between July 2019 and mid-April an average of 61 each day. Just 10% of the alerts over that period sent officers on calls that likely involved guns, the researchers found after analyzing records kept by the city’s Office of Emergency Management and Communications. ShotSpotter, the publicly traded company that provides its acoustic gunshot detection technology to Chicago and 110 other cities across the country, claims its system is a “vital tool for law enforcement” that’s 97% accurate.

Tracking Decertified Cops Could Prevent Violence, Experts Say

WASHINGTON (CN) On Oct. 20, 2014, 17-year-old Laquan McDonald was fatally shot by a Chicago police officer. Jason Van Dyke had responded to a call to investigate someone allegedly carrying a knife and trying to break into vehicles. He later claimed the Black teen was behaving erratically and that he had PCP in his system, but dashcam footage released a year later revealed that McDonald was walking away when Van Dyke shot him 16 times.   Jason Van Dyke was considered a “problem officer” or rather, experts say, he should’ve been. During his 17-year career, he had received 25 civilian complaints, more than at least 93% of other officers in the Chicago Police Department. Most of the complainants reported him for an excessive use of force. 

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Cybercrime And National Security Prosecutor Shoba Pillay Joins Jenner & Block In Chicago

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Cybercrime And National Security Prosecutor Shoba Pillay Joins Jenner & Block In Chicago April 13, 2021 GMT CHICAGO, April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Jenner & Block announced today that Shoba Pillay, a former Assistant US Attorney in the Northern District of Illinois, has joined the firm in its Chicago office. Ms. Pillay has more than 10 years of investigations, trial, and appellate experience in fraud, cybercrime, data privacy, export control and sanctions, trade secrets, and intellectual property cases. She joins as a partner in the firm’s Investigations, Compliance, and Defense Practice and the Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice.

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