Joel Handley on Chicago police technology

Premiere DateMar 3, 2015
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Categories Culture Politics Talk
00:00 Welcome to Radio Dispatch
00:28 Merch!
18:09 Joel Handley on CPD technology
36:00 Progressive candidates, SIM card heist
53:43 Listener mail
58:18 “When I was done dying” Dan Deacon / Credits
59:14 Finish

Joel Handley joins us to discuss how Chicago police are using license plate readers and cell phone trackers, attempting to explain the Gemalto SIM card heist, and listener mail.

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John and Molly Knefel are journalists, writers, and co-hosts of the political podcast Radio Dispatch. John covers foreign policy, criminal justice, civil liberties, and harm reduction, with bylines at…

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