Pasco interim police chief details drone, Axon camera, and AI report expansions amid council privacy concerns
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Interim Police Chief Cook briefed the Pasco City Council on expanded use of drones, Axon-connected body cameras, and AI-assisted report drafting, citing improvements in response times, evidence collection, and safety. Council members acknowledged the operational benefits but raised concerns about privacy, automatic license plate reader (ALPR) regulations, and safeguards to prevent use for immigration enforcement.
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· 3 pulledInterim Police Chief Cook told the Pasco City Council about expanded use of drones, Axon-connected cameras and AI-assisted report drafts, citing operational gains
Council members praised safety benefits but pressed about privacy, ALPR rules and safeguards against immigration enforcement
Cook described a connected Axon ecosystem — chest-mounted body cameras with
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