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Public Safety Committee To Weigh Rules for Civilian Review of Police Technology
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The Public Safety Committee is considering rules for civilian review of police technology.
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- The Public Safety Committee is involved in the process
- Civilian review of police technology is being considered
- Rules for the review are being weighed
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