To pass the controversial FUSUS surveillance program 21 councilmembers needed to vote in favor. 20 councilmembers voted for it. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — At times it's been an emotional debate — ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A controversial community surveillance network is once again up for discussion by Metro Council Tuesday evening. The program was narrowly voted down in December. Fusus, a ...
Police officials in Monroe County are building a network of surveillance cameras that could grant them access to live video feeds inside schools, local businesses and some neighborhoods. The Monroe ...
A three-hour debate ended with Dayton City Commissioners approving a pilot project for a controversial new crime fighting system. City commissioners voted 3-2 Wednesday night to approve use of the ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The FUSUS program is a network that gives Metro police access to public and some private surveillance cameras with the owner's permission — like private cameras you might ...
Dearborn City Council approves a $720,000 contract for a surveillance video system with Axon's Fusus. Civil liberties advocates have expressed concern over whether videos in the Fusus program could ...
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Your outdoor home or business security cameras could help police solve a crime if you live in Warner Robins. The Fusus program officially launched there on Friday, and police say ...
Five local law enforcement agencies are getting more time to test a new technology that allows police to tap into live video feeds from privately owned security cameras. Ohio Attorney General Dave ...
A surveillance system that is "sweeping the nation" could be installed on Beaumont ISD campuses, giving police shared access to cameras across the city if a new partnership with police is approved by ...
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — On Tuesday night, June 20, the city of Kalamazoo approved a three-year contract with Fusus Inc. to implement its real-time crime center camera program, which will give police live ...
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