Campaign Zero works to end police violence & mass incarceration with data-driven solutions. Mobilizing for justice & a world beyond policing. (Archived Feb '25)
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Tacoma residents voice concerns about gunshot detection pilot program during public forum king5.com/article/news/local…
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Election Day is TOMORROW! Remember to vote NO on Props 2-6 to defend local #NYC democracy & checks-&-balances. @NYCMayor is counting on us not knowing these proposals are misleading & confusing – don't be fooled by his deceptive ballot descriptions.
#Nix2Through6 @NoPowerGrabNYC
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Props 2-6 are a dangerous move by Mayor Adams to give himself more unchecked power, weaken checks-&-balances & make it harder for the city to deliver for New Yorkers.
Made your plans to vote yet?
Find your #ElectionDay poll site here:
findmypollsite.vote.nyc
#NIX2through6
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Ellie was announced as one of the performers in this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. We are all thankful for @BigEllieLiberty
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94% of police use of force in DC is against Black people, study finds wusa9.com/article/news/crime…
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As Cincinnati approaches the renewal of its contract with gunfire detection service ShotSpotter, other cities are dropping the service.
The service costs Cincinnati nearly $1 million a year.
tinyurl.com/3jx9k754
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Chicago’s contract for the gunshot detection system known as ShotSpotter is due to expire Sunday. A new study finds the system has had unintended consequences.
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Cleveland should stop using ShotSpotter, which is adding to police response times LTE from our President @msgoldsby74 #EndShotSpotter #CanceltheContract
cleveland.com/letters/2024/0…
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Among other things, the council unanimously adopted a staff direction and legislative directive for analysis of the effectiveness of ShotSpotter.
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In August, we partnered with @CampaignZero to commemorate 10 years of transformative campaigns and collective action that have driven meaningful reforms in policing and criminal justice.
Led by Maritza and @sawyerdabear.
Explore the journey here: impact.campaignzero.org/
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Researchers are delving deeper into the effects of ShotSpotter on policing practices. While the technology has led to increased evidence collection, studies show it hasn't translated into higher rates of solved shootings or reduced gun violence.
undark.org/2024/08/07/second…
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For Michael O.D. Brown. Born May 20, 1996.
Call 314-200-5093 or visit 1800happybirthday.com to leave a voicemail.
Part of the 1-800 Happy Birthday Project.
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Nearly 13,400 people have been killed by law enforcement in the United States since 2013 — around 7% of the nation's homicides, according to new data released by the advocacy group @CampaignZero. @Axios @DelanoMassey and I report axios.com/2024/08/09/police-…
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A reminder that floodwaters can carry a lot of pollutants, such as sewage from overflowing sewerage or septic systems, and industrial wastes and chemicals.
So, please don't. 😬
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#MikeBrown was killed 10 years ago today.
And the police immediately disparaged his name. You probably remember seeing "the convenience store video" but you didn't see *all* of the footage.
It's time to reopen the case.
reopenthecase.com
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🚨BREAKING: The @FCC just voted to slash prison & jail calling rates and ban corporate kickbacks to prisons and jails – a major victory for incarcerated people and their loved ones!
#PeopleOverProfit
ALT Graphic that says: MAJOR VICTORY After a decades-long fight, the FCC just voted to significantly lower the cost of communications for incarcerated people and their loved ones.
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Last week we filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania explaining that #ShotSpotter alerts alone are not reasonable suspicion to even briefly detain someone.
aclu.org/cases/commonwealth-…
The ACLU continues to challenge tech that over-polices.
