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ACLU Sues Baltimore Police Department Over Aerial Surveillance Program

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ACLU Sues Baltimore Police Department Over Aerial Surveillance Program
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On the first day of April, Baltimore officials approved a deal between the Baltimore Police Department and Ohio-based company Persistent Surveillance Systems to use drones equipped with high-resolution cameras in order to spy on the city’s residents through around-the-clock surveillance despite formal objections filed…

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