Kade Crockford monitors the Boston Police Department's surveillance practices while the council continues its oversight role.
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Kade Crockford monitors the Boston Police Department's surveillance practices while the council continues its oversight role.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Boston Police Department
law enforcement agency in Boston, Massachusetts
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Boston City Council
municipal council of Boston, Massachusetts
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Kade Crockford
privacy and civil liberties activist
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Related events
- Boston Police Department launched multiple surveillance technology pilots (Motorola, Axon, Flock Safety) under city council oversight.
- Boston City Council addressed issues in Allston-Brighton on September 11th, involving Council President Liz Breadon and Deputy Superintendent John Fitzgerald, while police enforced laws.
- A trial concluded with the termination of a vendor contract due to civil liberties concerns regarding Flock Safety used by the Boston Police Department in Massachusetts.
- The Boston Police Department has begun handling package theft reports as criminal matters.