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NYPD to test weapons detectors at some subway stations, Adams says

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The city plans to test weapons detectors in the subway system as part of a pilot program aimed at improving transit safety. The NYPD is in the process of identifying companies it can work with to deploy moveable weapons detection technology. The department is required to disclose details about any surveillance tools it plans to use at least 90 days beforehand.

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NYC subway testing out weapons detection technology, Mayor Adams says

New York City plans to use new technology to detect weapons in the subway system.

1 month ago

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rnd.de

New York City is testing weapons scanners on the subway network

New York wants to make its subways safer and is testing scanners that can detect weapons. But the beep could cause others to panic, criticized a legal aid group. It also prepares the ground for significant data breaches.

1 month ago·Germany

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NY1

NYPD to test weapons detectors at some subway stations, Adams says

The city will also start hiring more mental health clinicians to join its subway outreach teams, the mayor said.

1 month ago·New York, United States

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InfoWars

NYC Mayor Adams Reveals ‘Electromagnetic Weapon Detection Systems’ Coming To Subway Stations

Technocratic prison planet being created for average citizens while criminals and illegals run rampant

1 month ago·United States

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zdf.de

New York testing weapons scanning system in subway stations

Crime on New York subways has risen sharply in recent weeks. The number of security forces was increased. Weapon scanners should help now.

1 month ago

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CNN Brasil

New York to test weapon detection systems on subway

New York City to begin testing weapons detection technology in a pilot program at multiple subway stations, Mayor Eric Adams announced today. The announcement comes after several shootings on the subway system, one of the largest and busiest in the world, including a dispute on a train in March that ended with a man shooting himself in the head with his own weapon. After a 90-day advance notice period for new surveillance technology under munici…

1 month ago·Brazil

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