That's the ouch? Not literally rewriting history to create evidence for a murder trial? > But after the 11:46 p.m. alert came in, a ShotSpotter analyst manuall

That's the ouch? Not literally rewriting history to create evidence for a murder trial? > But after the 11:46 p.m. alert came in, a ShotSpotter analyst manually overrode the algorithms and “reclassified” the sound as a gunshot. Then, months later and after “post-processing,” another ShotSpotter analyst changed the alert’s coordinates to a location on South Stony Island Drive near where Williams’ car was seen on camera. > Motherboard’s review of court documents from the Williams case and other trials in Chicago and New York State, including testimony from ShotSpotter’s favored expert witness, suggests that the company’s analysts frequently modify alerts at the request of police departments—some of which appear to be grasping for evidence that supports their narrative of events. Marketing games are absolutely nothing compared to this.