Board of Commissioners approves motion for facial recognition use by Detroit Police Department
The vote, which went through 7-3, ends months of uncertainty regarding whether the city would use the technology. Following the motion's approval, DPD Chief James Craig thanked the board for their vote and allowing the program to move forward.
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