I would want a more detailed plan before we start investing heavily in
this technology. Seems the adaptation skills of the criminal element
are high. If they know the equipment is stationary (in North
Minneapolis or South/Central) they will move out of range or worse yet
move the gun battles indoors ( malls, arenas, theaters, apartment
buildings). If it can be mobile ( which would entice maybe the region
or state to participate) or citywide it would make more sense to start
fundraising. I am not suggesting it would be bad, far from that and
think the overall plan is admirable but doing things piecemeal never
seems to have the desired outcome.
Liz Wielinski
Columbia Park
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