>Except cameras don’t shoot people Obvious photography jokes aside, this seems like a case of bad police training, or excessive guns in the US causing police t

>Except cameras don’t shoot people Obvious photography jokes aside, this seems like a case of bad police training, or excessive guns in the US causing police to need to 'shoot before being shot'. If someone is looking a bit dodgy standing outside a kindergarten, I'd absolutely want "predictive policing" to go have a chat to the guy. May just be a case of someone excessively caffeinated waiting for their kid, in which case no foul. However the appearance of the police keeping on top of things deters others from committing actual crimes. I'd rather police prevent abductions than solve them.