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Many cities around the U.S. use a microphone-powered system known as ShotSpotter to help law enforcement detect the location of gunshots. In Chicago, for example, the controversial program was implemented a little over six years ago, then turned off on September 22 when the contract expired.<\/p>\n
A study found that the app had unintended consequences<\/a> like slowing police response times to 911 calls and causing them to arrive on scene later. Meanwhile, a number of shooting deaths in Chicago neighborhoods where ShotSpotter was turned off have given rise to calls for it to be installed again.<\/p>\n