#axon — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #axon, aggregated by home.social.
-
Another #ALPR company to worry about. #Buspatrol sells ALPR's for school busses to catch drivers who actually break the law. But now they are partnering with #axon to scan ALL license plates for an AI mass surveillance systems for law enforcement.
This is exactly why we need to push back against surveillance systems early. Even if they don't do mass surveillance initially, the line must always go up. They'll never leave that money on the table long term.
-
This is the #4Corners program that revealed the #Bluetooth vulnerability of #Axon policing products (#Taser and #BodyCams). Aside from the taser-caused death allegations and the vigorous means by which the Axon company defends their products, I am also concerned about the bodycams our armed forces wear on deployments. Are they also #hackable?
Watching S2026 Taser Tactics in iview
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/four-corners/series/2026/video/NC2603H012S00 -
This is the #4Corners program that revealed the #Bluetooth vulnerability of #Axon policing products (#Taser and #BodyCams). Aside from the taser-caused death allegations and the vigorous means by which the Axon company defends their products, I am also concerned about the bodycams our armed forces wear on deployments. Are they also #hackable?
Watching S2026 Taser Tactics in iview
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/four-corners/series/2026/video/NC2603H012S00 -
This is the #4Corners program that revealed the #Bluetooth vulnerability of #Axon policing products (#Taser and #BodyCams). Aside from the taser-caused death allegations and the vigorous means by which the Axon company defends their products, I am also concerned about the bodycams our armed forces wear on deployments. Are they also #hackable?
Watching S2026 Taser Tactics in iview
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/four-corners/series/2026/video/NC2603H012S00 -
This is the #4Corners program that revealed the #Bluetooth vulnerability of #Axon policing products (#Taser and #BodyCams). Aside from the taser-caused death allegations and the vigorous means by which the Axon company defends their products, I am also concerned about the bodycams our armed forces wear on deployments. Are they also #hackable?
Watching S2026 Taser Tactics in iview
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/four-corners/series/2026/video/NC2603H012S00 -
The Axon cameras in Denver have begun installation and are slated to go live on May 11th, barring any complications caused by the recent weather. We will provide a map of all camera locations once that information is public.
-
The Axon cameras in Denver have begun installation and are slated to go live on May 11th, barring any complications caused by the recent weather. We will provide a map of all camera locations once that information is public.
-
The Axon cameras in Denver have begun installation and are slated to go live on May 11th, barring any complications caused by the recent weather. We will provide a map of all camera locations once that information is public.
-
The Axon cameras in Denver have begun installation and are slated to go live on May 11th, barring any complications caused by the recent weather. We will provide a map of all camera locations once that information is public.
-
The Axon cameras in Denver have begun installation and are slated to go live on May 11th, barring any complications caused by the recent weather. We will provide a map of all camera locations once that information is public.
-
Last month I sat for a phone interview with some journalist, this morning I hear they are going to press with some references to my defcon police bodycam BLE talk.
Catch me(briefly) on Australian ABC's Four Corners 🦘
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXz8vwFzP2v
#Australia #Tazer #Taser #Axon #cybersecurity #policeaccountabilty #acab #ABC #policeabuse #FourCorners
-
Last month I sat for a phone interview with some journalist, this morning I hear they are going to press with some references to my defcon police bodycam BLE talk.
Catch me(briefly) on Australian ABC's Four Corners 🦘
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXz8vwFzP2v
#Australia #Tazer #Taser #Axon #cybersecurity #policeaccountabilty #acab #ABC #policeabuse #FourCorners
-
Last month I sat for a phone interview with some journalist, this morning I hear they are going to press with some references to my defcon police bodycam BLE talk.
Catch me(briefly) on Australian ABC's Four Corners 🦘
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXz8vwFzP2v
#Australia #Tazer #Taser #Axon #cybersecurity #policeaccountabilty #acab #ABC #policeabuse #FourCorners
-
Last month I sat for a phone interview with some journalist, this morning I hear they are going to press with some references to my defcon police bodycam BLE talk.
Catch me(briefly) on Australian ABC's Four Corners 🦘
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXz8vwFzP2v
#Australia #Tazer #Taser #Axon #cybersecurity #policeaccountabilty #acab #ABC #policeabuse #FourCorners
-
Last month I sat for a phone interview with some journalist, this morning I hear they are going to press with some references to my defcon police bodycam BLE talk.
Catch me(briefly) on Australian ABC's Four Corners 🦘
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXz8vwFzP2v
#Australia #Tazer #Taser #Axon #cybersecurity #policeaccountabilty #acab #ABC #policeabuse #FourCorners
-
Police criticised for using tasers on people in inappropriate and unnecessary situations
It was a routine so familiar to Stephen he could do it on autopilot: check the shed was…
#NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #Axon #firearms #fourcorners #gracetobin #nswpolice #police #policeshootings #Queenslandpolice #taser #taseruse #victoriapolice
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/645071/ -
Police criticised for using tasers on people in inappropriate and unnecessary situations
It was a routine so familiar to Stephen he could do it on autopilot: check the shed was…
#NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #Axon #firearms #fourcorners #gracetobin #nswpolice #police #policeshootings #Queenslandpolice #taser #taseruse #victoriapolice
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/645071/ -
Canada is no stranger to facial recognition and the outright scraping of public data for profit.
Recall Clearview AI? It wasn't acceptable then. What's changed for the EPS?
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/an_211214/
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
Canada is no stranger to facial recognition and the outright scraping of public data for profit.
Recall Clearview AI? It wasn't acceptable then. What's changed for the EPS?
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/an_211214/
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
Canada is no stranger to facial recognition and the outright scraping of public data for profit.
Recall Clearview AI? It wasn't acceptable then. What's changed for the EPS?
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/an_211214/
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
Canada is no stranger to facial recognition and the outright scraping of public data for profit.
Recall Clearview AI? It wasn't acceptable then. What's changed for the EPS?
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/an_211214/
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
Canada is no stranger to facial recognition and the outright scraping of public data for profit.
Recall Clearview AI? It wasn't acceptable then. What's changed for the EPS?
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/an_211214/
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can't read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recognition-bodycam-pilot-9.7157991
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/396739/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recog
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can't read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recognition-bodycam-pilot-9.7157991
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/396739/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recog
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can't read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recognition-bodycam-pilot-9.7157991
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/396739/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recog
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can't read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recognition-bodycam-pilot-9.7157991
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/396739/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recog
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can't read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recognition-bodycam-pilot-9.7157991
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/396739/edmonton-police-emails-documents-provide-new-information-on-canada-first-ai-facial-recog
#Israel #Us #Tech #Privacy #EPS #Axon #CorsightAI #FacialRecognition
#AbPoli #AbLeg #CdnPoli -
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can’t read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
In 2024, the New York Times reported that Israel had deployed mass surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza that relied in part on Corsight’s facial recognition technology.
CBC News has not independently confirmed the Times’ reporting, but Gideon Christian, an associate professor of AI and law at the University of Calgary, finds those reports troubling.
“I think the track record of who is providing the technology matters,” he said.
Data shared with Axon will be anonymized “whenever possible,” according to the EPS privacy assessment.
“However, data required to aid in assessing the success or failures associated with the technology will be shared when / if required.”
Christian expressed concern that the qualified language appeared to leave open the possibility of sharing sensitive information with Axon under certain circumstances.
“‘Whenever possible’ is a very loose and ambiguous phrase,” said Christian.
“These are definitely not the kinds of qualifications I would love to see, especially when it comes to sharing of sensitive information collected by a law enforcement agency.”
Axon directed project-specific questions to EPS, but said in a statement that its customers “retain full ownership and control of their data, which is protected through encryption in transit and at rest, strict access controls, audit logging, and agency-defined retention policies.”
So, certainly the EPS would be sensitive to these issues, and be open to the concerns of some of their stakeholders when this project comes to light?
I suppose not because the EPS, recently accused of attacking the criminal justice system by threatening courts and the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service, and characterized as engaging in “institutional combat”, leaned into this characterization when answering the CBC’s Access to Information request to EPS.
CBC News also sent several questions to EPS seeking clarification or comment about specific details of the privacy assessment, EPS emails or aspects of the project. EPS did not address those questions, including:
why EPS did not allow time for the OIPC to review its privacy assessment before starting the pilot;
when data might be shared with Axon;
what training is involved for officers reviewing matches, and who provides it;
whether any AI models are trained using images or data collected by EPS.In response to the initial list of questions from CBC News, EPS said in a statement that the police agency fulfilled its statutory obligations when it submitted the privacy assessment to the OIPC, and has since met with officials to discuss it. “As we’ve said previously, evaluating and mitigating privacy impacts is an important ongoing part of our proof of concept.”
The statement also addressed CBC’s access to information request.
“We’ve provided clear, factual information throughout this process and engaged in good faith,” wrote Wozny in a statement.
“It’s disappointing that, despite this, CBC appears unwilling to reflect on its own ethical responsibilities while continuing to suggest impropriety on EPS’ part.
“Should you have specific, fact‑based questions that require clarification, we’re prepared to respond. Otherwise, we trust that when you proceed with your story, our position will be represented accurately and in full context.”
When asked, Wozny declined to clarify the statement or address follow-up questions and said the EPS would not provide anything more.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/04/07/Lawyers-Group-Wants-Criminal-Probe-Edmonton-Top-Cop/
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/381567/lawyers-group-wants-a-criminal-probe-of-edmontons-top-cop
-
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can’t read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
In 2024, the New York Times reported that Israel had deployed mass surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza that relied in part on Corsight’s facial recognition technology.
CBC News has not independently confirmed the Times’ reporting, but Gideon Christian, an associate professor of AI and law at the University of Calgary, finds those reports troubling.
“I think the track record of who is providing the technology matters,” he said.
Data shared with Axon will be anonymized “whenever possible,” according to the EPS privacy assessment.
“However, data required to aid in assessing the success or failures associated with the technology will be shared when / if required.”
Christian expressed concern that the qualified language appeared to leave open the possibility of sharing sensitive information with Axon under certain circumstances.
“‘Whenever possible’ is a very loose and ambiguous phrase,” said Christian.
“These are definitely not the kinds of qualifications I would love to see, especially when it comes to sharing of sensitive information collected by a law enforcement agency.”
Axon directed project-specific questions to EPS, but said in a statement that its customers “retain full ownership and control of their data, which is protected through encryption in transit and at rest, strict access controls, audit logging, and agency-defined retention policies.”
So, certainly the EPS would be sensitive to these issues, and be open to the concerns of some of their stakeholders when this project comes to light?
I suppose not because the EPS, recently accused of attacking the criminal justice system by threatening courts and the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service, and characterized as engaging in “institutional combat”, leaned into this characterization when answering the CBC’s Access to Information request to EPS.
CBC News also sent several questions to EPS seeking clarification or comment about specific details of the privacy assessment, EPS emails or aspects of the project. EPS did not address those questions, including:
why EPS did not allow time for the OIPC to review its privacy assessment before starting the pilot;
when data might be shared with Axon;
what training is involved for officers reviewing matches, and who provides it;
whether any AI models are trained using images or data collected by EPS.In response to the initial list of questions from CBC News, EPS said in a statement that the police agency fulfilled its statutory obligations when it submitted the privacy assessment to the OIPC, and has since met with officials to discuss it. “As we’ve said previously, evaluating and mitigating privacy impacts is an important ongoing part of our proof of concept.”
The statement also addressed CBC’s access to information request.
“We’ve provided clear, factual information throughout this process and engaged in good faith,” wrote Wozny in a statement.
“It’s disappointing that, despite this, CBC appears unwilling to reflect on its own ethical responsibilities while continuing to suggest impropriety on EPS’ part.
“Should you have specific, fact‑based questions that require clarification, we’re prepared to respond. Otherwise, we trust that when you proceed with your story, our position will be represented accurately and in full context.”
When asked, Wozny declined to clarify the statement or address follow-up questions and said the EPS would not provide anything more.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/04/07/Lawyers-Group-Wants-Criminal-Probe-Edmonton-Top-Cop/
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/381567/lawyers-group-wants-a-criminal-probe-of-edmontons-top-cop
-
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can’t read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
In 2024, the New York Times reported that Israel had deployed mass surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza that relied in part on Corsight’s facial recognition technology.
CBC News has not independently confirmed the Times’ reporting, but Gideon Christian, an associate professor of AI and law at the University of Calgary, finds those reports troubling.
“I think the track record of who is providing the technology matters,” he said.
Data shared with Axon will be anonymized “whenever possible,” according to the EPS privacy assessment.
“However, data required to aid in assessing the success or failures associated with the technology will be shared when / if required.”
Christian expressed concern that the qualified language appeared to leave open the possibility of sharing sensitive information with Axon under certain circumstances.
“‘Whenever possible’ is a very loose and ambiguous phrase,” said Christian.
“These are definitely not the kinds of qualifications I would love to see, especially when it comes to sharing of sensitive information collected by a law enforcement agency.”
Axon directed project-specific questions to EPS, but said in a statement that its customers “retain full ownership and control of their data, which is protected through encryption in transit and at rest, strict access controls, audit logging, and agency-defined retention policies.”
So, certainly the EPS would be sensitive to these issues, and be open to the concerns of some of their stakeholders when this project comes to light?
I suppose not because the EPS, recently accused of attacking the criminal justice system by threatening courts and the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service, and characterized as engaging in “institutional combat”, leaned into this characterization when answering the CBC’s Access to Information request to EPS.
CBC News also sent several questions to EPS seeking clarification or comment about specific details of the privacy assessment, EPS emails or aspects of the project. EPS did not address those questions, including:
why EPS did not allow time for the OIPC to review its privacy assessment before starting the pilot;
when data might be shared with Axon;
what training is involved for officers reviewing matches, and who provides it;
whether any AI models are trained using images or data collected by EPS.In response to the initial list of questions from CBC News, EPS said in a statement that the police agency fulfilled its statutory obligations when it submitted the privacy assessment to the OIPC, and has since met with officials to discuss it. “As we’ve said previously, evaluating and mitigating privacy impacts is an important ongoing part of our proof of concept.”
The statement also addressed CBC’s access to information request.
“We’ve provided clear, factual information throughout this process and engaged in good faith,” wrote Wozny in a statement.
“It’s disappointing that, despite this, CBC appears unwilling to reflect on its own ethical responsibilities while continuing to suggest impropriety on EPS’ part.
“Should you have specific, fact‑based questions that require clarification, we’re prepared to respond. Otherwise, we trust that when you proceed with your story, our position will be represented accurately and in full context.”
When asked, Wozny declined to clarify the statement or address follow-up questions and said the EPS would not provide anything more.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/04/07/Lawyers-Group-Wants-Criminal-Probe-Edmonton-Top-Cop/
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/381567/lawyers-group-wants-a-criminal-probe-of-edmontons-top-cop
-
The CBC’s Taylor Lambert explores the Edmonton Police Service’s controversial AI facial recognition bodycam pilot, part of an American and Israeli backed program with Axon and Corsight AI. Privacy experts weigh in as Canadians learn that the Corsight AI software was developed from experience in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians.
While Corsight emphasizes that EPS would retain ownership and control of its data, Canadian privacy and data end up collected, processed by a third party. I can’t read that any other way than turned over, stored, and accessible by the Americans and the Israelis.
In 2024, the New York Times reported that Israel had deployed mass surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza that relied in part on Corsight’s facial recognition technology.
CBC News has not independently confirmed the Times’ reporting, but Gideon Christian, an associate professor of AI and law at the University of Calgary, finds those reports troubling.
“I think the track record of who is providing the technology matters,” he said.
Data shared with Axon will be anonymized “whenever possible,” according to the EPS privacy assessment.
“However, data required to aid in assessing the success or failures associated with the technology will be shared when / if required.”
Christian expressed concern that the qualified language appeared to leave open the possibility of sharing sensitive information with Axon under certain circumstances.
“‘Whenever possible’ is a very loose and ambiguous phrase,” said Christian.
“These are definitely not the kinds of qualifications I would love to see, especially when it comes to sharing of sensitive information collected by a law enforcement agency.”
Axon directed project-specific questions to EPS, but said in a statement that its customers “retain full ownership and control of their data, which is protected through encryption in transit and at rest, strict access controls, audit logging, and agency-defined retention policies.”
So, certainly the EPS would be sensitive to these issues, and be open to the concerns of some of their stakeholders when this project comes to light?
I suppose not because the EPS, recently accused of attacking the criminal justice system by threatening courts and the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service, and characterized as engaging in “institutional combat”, leaned into this characterization when answering the CBC’s Access to Information request to EPS.
CBC News also sent several questions to EPS seeking clarification or comment about specific details of the privacy assessment, EPS emails or aspects of the project. EPS did not address those questions, including:
why EPS did not allow time for the OIPC to review its privacy assessment before starting the pilot;
when data might be shared with Axon;
what training is involved for officers reviewing matches, and who provides it;
whether any AI models are trained using images or data collected by EPS.In response to the initial list of questions from CBC News, EPS said in a statement that the police agency fulfilled its statutory obligations when it submitted the privacy assessment to the OIPC, and has since met with officials to discuss it. “As we’ve said previously, evaluating and mitigating privacy impacts is an important ongoing part of our proof of concept.”
The statement also addressed CBC’s access to information request.
“We’ve provided clear, factual information throughout this process and engaged in good faith,” wrote Wozny in a statement.
“It’s disappointing that, despite this, CBC appears unwilling to reflect on its own ethical responsibilities while continuing to suggest impropriety on EPS’ part.
“Should you have specific, fact‑based questions that require clarification, we’re prepared to respond. Otherwise, we trust that when you proceed with your story, our position will be represented accurately and in full context.”
When asked, Wozny declined to clarify the statement or address follow-up questions and said the EPS would not provide anything more.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/04/07/Lawyers-Group-Wants-Criminal-Probe-Edmonton-Top-Cop/
https://kopitalk.net/c/canada/p/381567/lawyers-group-wants-a-criminal-probe-of-edmontons-top-cop
-
Edmonton police emails, documents provide new information on Canada-first AI facial recognition bodycam pilot
-
Axon show in Mexico City highlights integrated vehicle‑based policing tech for Mexican agencies
📰 Original title: Axon Vehicle Intelligence Demo Day: Innovación Vehicular para la Seguridad Pública en México
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/axon-show-in-mexico-city-highlights-integrated-vehicle-based-policing-tech-for-mexican-agencies/?redirpost=5fd64da3-ba43-4adc-8322-8daf7553a54a
-
Your city council approved an #Axon contract for their AI surveillance cameras without reading it, giving their police the ability to draft the contract with Axon without any outside input.
More here: reddit.com/r/Longmont/comments/1s3cgh0/city_council_voted_to_go_forward_with_axon_for/
-
Your city council approved an #Axon contract for their AI surveillance cameras without reading it, giving their police the ability to draft the contract with Axon without any outside input.
More here: reddit.com/r/Longmont/comments/1s3cgh0/city_council_voted_to_go_forward_with_axon_for/
-
Denver is on the verge of replacing Flock with Axon, who basically does the same thing. Pack the house at city council tonight! 1437 Bannock Street, 5:00.
-
https://www.wacoca.com/2097751/ 日本×フィンランド共同製作ドラマ「連続ドラマＷ BLOOD & SWEAT」インタビュー&メイキング【WOWOW】 #AXON #drama #ICS #MahiroTakasugi #Male #TakasugiMahiro #WOWOW #インタビュー #オリジナル #ドラマ #フィンランド #メイキング #ヤスペル・ペーコネン #修正版 #北欧サスペンス #杏 #番宣 #高杉真宙
-
https://www.wacoca.com/2097751/ 日本×フィンランド共同製作ドラマ「連続ドラマＷ BLOOD & SWEAT」インタビュー&メイキング【WOWOW】 #AXON #drama #ICS #MahiroTakasugi #Male #TakasugiMahiro #WOWOW #インタビュー #オリジナル #ドラマ #フィンランド #メイキング #ヤスペル・ペーコネン #修正版 #北欧サスペンス #杏 #番宣 #高杉真宙
-
https://www.europesays.com/ie/365769/ OEA may boost Akkermansia levels and improve gut barrier function ##transport #3D #Axon #Cargo #Carrier #Cell #Clinical #Delivery #dissolve #Éire #Future #Health #IE #injectable #Ireland #mechanism #microscopic #Molecular #Nerve #neural #Neuron #payload #release #rupture #structure #system #targeted #Therapeutic #therapy #tissue #treatment
-
"The largest body-camera maker in the US celebrated its latest financial results on Tuesday – reporting record revenue and forecasting major growth – as it prepares to cash in on the Department of Homeland Security’s planned rapid acquisition and deployment of these devices nationwide."
#BodyCameras #Surveillance #Immigration #Axon #ICENews #ICE
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/feb/25/axon-body-cameras-revenue -
Top US body-camera maker reports record revenue amid Trump immigration crackdown https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/feb/25/axon-body-cameras-revenue #Technology #Surveillance #Axon #WorldNews #Business #UsNews
-
Świetne rozmowy, konkretne pytania i duże zainteresowanie naszym stanowiskiem — takie mamy wrażenia po Konferencji #AXON w Rumii poświęconej automatyzacji, robotyzacji i cyberbezpieczeństwu systemów produkcyjnych.
Dziękujemy wszystkim, którzy zatrzymali się przy naszym stanowisku — te rozmowy były dla nas bardzo wartościowe.
Jeśli chcesz się dowiedzieć jakie produkty automatyki oferuje WAGO:.
https://www.wago.com/pl/automatyka#mikrosieci #automatyka #energetyka #oze #magazynyenergii #przemysł40 #WAG
-
https://www.wacoca.com/2093529/ 日本×フィンランド共同製作ドラマ「連続ドラマＷ BLOOD & SWEAT」本予告映像解禁！【WOWOW】 #AXON #drama #ICS #MahiroTakasugi #Male #TakasugiMahiro #WOWOW #オリジナル #ドラマ #フィンランド #ヤスペル・ペーコネン #北欧サスペンス #杏 #番宣 #高杉真宙
-
https://www.wacoca.com/2093529/ 日本×フィンランド共同製作ドラマ「連続ドラマＷ BLOOD & SWEAT」本予告映像解禁！【WOWOW】 #AXON #drama #ICS #MahiroTakasugi #Male #TakasugiMahiro #WOWOW #オリジナル #ドラマ #フィンランド #ヤスペル・ペーコネン #北欧サスペンス #杏 #番宣 #高杉真宙
-
CW: USPOL
We were close to having an #Oregon bill that would have offered SOME protection from #ALPR -based mass surveillance, but it was gutted thanks to lobbyists from #Flock and #Axon. Now we need to stop the bill. More info: https://eyesoffeugene.org/
