Los Angeles police initiated mass arrests after a new curfew took effect downtown, aiming to curb escalating unrest. The move follows recent protests and raises concerns over civil liberties and public safety.
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For seven years, San Francisco police have collected and used DNA from rape survivors, child victims, and consensual sex partners, raising privacy and consent concerns, USA Today reports.
A woman has filed a lawsuit after San Francisco police used DNA from her rape kit to arrest her for an unrelated crime, raising serious concerns about privacy and consent in DNA evidence handling.
Some newsrooms and police departments are dropping mug shots from coverage and releases, aiming to reduce bias and protect privacy. Critics argue the images can unfairly shape public perception before trial.
San Francisco has become the first US city to ban police use of facial recognition technology. The landmark decision aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential misuse by law enforcement agencies.