How Baltimore Is Fighting Crime From 10,000 Feet

The video discusses a plane equipped with high-resolution cameras used by the Baltimore Police Department to create a real-time map of the city. This technology allows police to investigate incidents by fast-forwarding or rewinding archived images. While the plane is seen as a powerful tool, it raises privacy concerns, as citizens were not informed about its use. The company cites Supreme Court cases to justify its actions, but privacy experts argue against it. The effectiveness of the technology in reducing crime is still being evaluated, with no concrete data available yet.

What legal precedents does the company cite to justify their surveillance practices?

What challenges does the company face in proving the effectiveness of their technology in reducing crime?