By Nick Corbishley The Home Office is encouraging police forces across the country to make use of live facial recognition technologies for routine law enforcement….
By Jim Nash Pledges by the UK government that its use of biometric data in law enforcement would be limited to, for example, the most…
By Tyler Durden Japanese police will begin testing security cameras equipped with AI-based technology to protect high-profile public figures, Nikkei reports. AI-equipped cameras can have…
By Joel R. McConvey The Scottish Police Authority (SPA)’s Policing Performance Committee met in June to discuss assurance reviews from the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, which…
By Masha Borak The European Union’s new law on exchanging data between national law enforcement authorities is set to increase the amount of data being…
By Tyler Durden Cops in France have been granted the authority to remotely activate a suspect’s cellphone camera, microphone, and GPS, after the passage of a…
By Matt Agorist A disturbing pattern of sexual misconduct has come to light within the Placer County Sheriff’s Department, further reinforcing the already tainted image…
By Bianca Gonzalez Kylese Perryman, 21, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against two police agencies in the U.S. state of Minnesota following his…
By Bianca Gonzalez According to a company statement from Iris ID, the FBI’s Next Generation Identification (NGI) Iris Service now has roughly 2.5 million identities…
By Matt Agorist Sacramento, CA — Public exposure threatens to engulf the Sacramento Police Department in controversy, following an audit that exposes rampant civil rights…
By Matt Agorist Louisville, KY — Once again, in a case that illustrates the clear injustice in our system, Louisville Metro taxpayers are forced to…
By Matt Agorist San Antonio, TX — Earlier this year, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus presented his crime report to a public safety committee….
By Matt Agorist New Haven, CT — On June 19, 2022, Randy Cox was arrested for an alleged gun charge. Moments later, he would be…
By Karen Gullo In a victory for transparency in police use of facial recognition, a New Jersey appellate court today ruled that state prosecutors—who charged…