Tracey Canty-Robinson, a former Chicago Public Schools assistant principal, was sentenced to two years probation for embezzling $274,000 from Skinner West Elementary School. The Inspector General’s report highlighted financial losses and waste within the district, raising concerns about oversight. Canty-Robinson altered checks over several years, leading to her resignation and placement on a “do not hire” list by CPS.
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When license plate readers get it wrong
In 2018, Brian Hofer and his brother were wrongfully detained at gunpoint due to an error from an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) system, which mistakenly flagged their vehicle as stolen. A CBS News investigation revealed numerous incidents of ALPR misuse, highlighting its potential for errors caused by technology and human factors, while also emphasizing its role in law enforcement as a valuable crime-fighting tool amidst staffing shortages. Want More Context? 🔎
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