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The Citizens Advisory Board on Police/Community Relations, resurrected in 2017, was intended to be a bridge between the San Diego Police Department and the community it serves
Experts say it's hard to identify when surveillance technology encroaches on a person's Fourth Amendment rights, but pervasiveness definitely plays a role
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The Privacy Advisory Board voted to recommend the program to the City Council for adoption; if passed, police will install hundreds of streetlight cameras and automatic license plate readers across San Diego
Tigist Layne reports that the city is currently set up to spend more money every year on its obligations than it expects to collect from taxes.