The news comes as CPD invites residents to fill out an online survey — about a proposal that would tighten up the agency’s rules surrounding any internal and external automated license plate ...
The internal audit comes with a slew of immediate and proposed changes to the way Chicago police officers are allowed to ...
The Chicago Police Department has unveiled a draft of a new policy governing officers’ use of automated license plate reader ...
Chicago police are asking the public to weigh in on proposed rules for automated license plate readers, including Flock.
The retirement of Senator Richard J. Durbin opened a safe Democratic seat in Illinois. Election date: Nov. 3 Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, a Democrat, will face Don Tracy, a former state Republican Party ...
A former police chief argues the bill deletes evidence too fast while leaving oversight too weak, and offers four fixes ...
The department is also performing an “audit of prior searches conducted by members” using systems not controlled by CPD to determine if “there are additional instances of potential misuse,” according ...
ALPRs are not new, but in recent years they have proliferated among police departments large and small across the country.
Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen (CO-07) and Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (IL-08) today led an effort demanding answers ...
Thank you for visiting the Chicago Police Department’s public comment forum for the revised draft of the Chicago Police Department’s Special Order S03-20, “Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) ...
The chief of police in Oak Brook is defending the use of license plate readers, citing numerous cases in which the technology ...
Most registered voters say that license plate reader cameras should be used only in serious crimes or emergency situations, or with limits to protect privacy, according ...
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