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Roanoke mayor speaks on privacy concerns over new surveillance tools
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Roanoke mayor speaks on privacy concerns over new surveillance tools
Roanoke officials are navigating a delicate balance between high-tech crime fighting and resident privacy as the city considers expanding its surveillance network. Mayor Joe Cobb recently addressed growing concerns regarding the planned installation of 75 Raven acoustic sensors designed to detect gunshots. While the city already operates 24 Flock Safety license plate readers, the addition of audio technology has sparked fears of unauthorized voi…
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