Cleveland police officers have visited neighborhoods nearly 1,300 times to respond to gunfire alerts recorded by ShotSpotter, the acoustic sensors and computer software technology the city says is a key part of its efforts to fight crime.
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Cleveland police officers have visited neighborhoods nearly 1,300 times to respond to gunfire alerts recorded by ShotSpotter, the acoustic sensors and computer software technology the city says is a key part of its efforts to fight crime.