13:23
Icelandic Police Vow to Stop Using AI-Generated Imagery
Police in Iceland have fallen foul of the apparent universal unpopularity of AI images after one force vowed to stop using the computer-generated pictures. [Read More]
17:35
London Photographer Has All His Gear Stolen, Police Do Nothing
A press photographer from London had all of his gear stolen last week and says British police did nothing despite getting the exact location of the cameras and a picture of the thief. [Read More]
20:14
Unusual Police Photos Show $200,000 Lego Bust
We're used to seeing photos of police standing in front of criminal stashes of drugs and guns so when officers in Oregon posted pictures of themselves standing in front of thousands of Lego boxes, it caught the internet's attention. [Read More]
21:00
NPPA Lawsuit Challenges Arizona Law Restricting the Recording of Police
The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) has joined with the Arizona Broadcasters Association and the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona (along with eight other media organizations) to file a lawsuit against Arizona's law that restricts the recording of police. [Read More]
01:00
Why the Police Have No Business Using Facial Recognition Tech
Last week The Verge reported on an incident involving a man from Detroit who was wrongly arrested for shoplifting back in 2019. The article said that the Detroit police department had used facial recognition technology to help catch the "offender.
