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Los Angeles City Council halts $235M contract between LAPD and Axon Enterprise

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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The Los Angeles City Council voted 10-4 to overrule the approval of a 10-year, $235-million contract between the Los Angeles Police Department and Axon Enterprise. The agreement was intended to supply the LAPD with automated license plate readers, body-worn cameras, and new Tasers. The council delayed the deal citing concerns about the potential misuse of the technology by police officers.

From latimes.com

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The decision halts a major procurement deal for surveillance technology, reflecting the City Council's regulatory power over the LAPD's equipment purchases. The contract, which was sought by the LAPD to locate fugitives and stolen vehicles, is now on hold until officials ensure the technology is used responsibly.

The Los Angeles Police Department may sign a new contract with Axon Enterprise for updated surveillance equipment.

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    Axon Enterprise could see delayed revenue from the halted $235 million contract.

How it developed

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  1. The Los Angeles City Council allowed a pilot program for Axon cameras.Sub-event
  2. Council delayed Axon's AI pilot program, amid scrutiny of surveillance tools.1 source
  3. Council overruled contract approval for LAPD's plate scanner purchase from Axon.1 source

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