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How an Omaha company hopes to reduce in-custody deaths

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When placed on the ceiling of cells, the radar would provide a non-invasive way to monitor inmates' heart rate and breathing.

When placed on the ceiling of cells, the radar would provide a non-invasive way to monitor inmates' heart rate and breathing.

17 hours ago·Omaha, United States

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KETV broke the news in Omaha, United States 17 hours ago on Thursday, August 21, 2025.

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