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Sheriff Interested in Using Facial Recognition Technology
Sheriff's Office says it would not use technology for surveillance, but board considering guardrails. MPD also pursuing tech.
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Supervisors Concerned About Facial Recognition Technology
Six supervisors support county policy with strict limits on use of technology.
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