• The laughing policemen: ‘Inaccurate’ data boosts arrest rate

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      16th Jan 10
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    Police are using controversial car-surveillance technology aimed at catching criminals and terrorists to target members of the public in order to meet government performance targets and raise revenue, The Independent on Sunday can reveal.

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