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It's for privacy. Before this feature, the SPD had someone manually blur out faces to protect privacy. The burden this placed on police resources was a large
by jhou2 11y ago
It's for privacy. Before this feature, the SPD had someone manually blur out faces to protect privacy. The burden this placed on police resources was a large factor in why they didn't want to or couldn't comply with public records requests.
- jason_slack 11y agohmm, I thought arrest was public....That makes sense now about the privacy. Thank you for clarifying.