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I've been thinking a lot about the role that technology played in Mikell Lamar Sheridan's case. ShotSpotter was crucial in notifying police about the gunshots on Union Street. It makes you wonder how many cases might go unsolved without such advancements. While it's a relief knowing this tech helped bring justice for Mikell's family, it's distressing to think about the disconnect in our communities where such systems are necessary. It's vital we continue discussions not just about how technology can aid law enforcement, but also about addressing the underlying issues that lead to violence in the first place. My thoughts are with Mikell's loved ones; I can't imagine the pain of losing someone so young and full of potential.
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Has anyone else been thinking about the role that ShotSpotter tech played in the Mikell Sheridan case? It's just so sobering to realize that without those microphones picking up gunshots that day, the police response might have been delayed. I imagine it's so painful for his family and friends to see how technology had to intervene in such a tragic moment. It makes me wonder how often this tech is used in other cities and whether it helps in preventing crimes or just reacting to them. There’s a lot of talk about needing more community resources and intervention programs—maybe exploring that could complement this kind of tech and help prevent these situations before they even start. What are everyone else’s thoughts on how this tech is affecting policing and community safety?
