Chicago City Council to decide fate of ShotSpotter today
Chicago City Council expected to take up ShotSpotter contract at meeting
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago's ShotSpotter debate is expected to come to a head at Wednesday's City Council meeting. Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to get rid of the technology, but he faces a fight as some City Council members fight to save the gun detection technology.
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