Suffolk Police Emphasize Transparency in Ipswich Town Centre FRT Trial
Suffolk Police, in collaboration with Essex Police, conducted a facial recognition technology trial in Ipswich town centre on Saturday, February 22, focusing…
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Facial Recognition Nabs Individuals Connected to Serious Crimes in Latest Essex Arrests
Essex Police recently made seven arrests in Southend using Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology, continuing its successful use in combating crime. The…
Zimbabwe City Gets AI Security Upgrade
The city of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, has launched a new security initiative featuring closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras and artificial intelligence to…
New Provincial Policing Head Poised to Extend Use of Facial Recognition in Philippines
Col. Rollyfer Capoquian, the new director of the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO), has announced plans to integrate artificial intelligence and…
Police Scotland Mulls Live Facial Recognition as Essex Cops Make More Arrests
Police Scotland is exploring the potential use of live facial recognition to identify violent criminals. Chief Constable Jo Farrell stated that assessing such…
NZ Grocery Chain Says FRT Prevented 130 Serious Incidents
A six-month trial of facial recognition technology at 25 Foodstuffs North Island supermarkets in New Zealand has yielded positive early results, with the…
Essex Police’ First LFR Deployment Leads to Three Arrests
Essex Police employed live facial recognition (LFR) technology for the first time during the recent Clacton Airshow, leading to three arrests. The LFR system,…
Facing Spillover Gang Violence from Sweden, Danes Look to FRT
Police in Denmark are planning to implement facial recognition technology in an effort to deal with an escalating problem with gang-related violence in…
Live FRT Leads to Arrests in England’s Bedfordshire County
Police in the English county of Bedfordshire used Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology during the Bedford River Festival, resulting in arrests. The…
Houston Council Approves $178K Facial Recognition Network for Police
Houston City Council has approved a $178,000 contract with Airship AI Holdings, Inc. to install a 64-camera network for the Houston Police Department (HPD)…