Detroit ShotSpotter debate; pollster says Whitmer leads Dixon heading into Nov. 8
The Detroit City Council is weighing the idea of expanding ShotSpotter technology to detect gunshots, but is facing pushback. Also Kyle Melinn from MIRS says polls indicate a Whitmer lead over Dixon with voters.
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