The technology, which was removed following a May 18 city council mandate, was backed by two local police unions. The city will hold a community meeting about the incident on July 8.
The technology, which was removed following a May 18 city council mandate, was backed by two local police unions. The city will hold a community meeting about the incident on July 8.
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