NYPD must disclose facial recognition procedures deployed against Black Lives Matter protesters
New York police must now comply with a public records request related to its use of facial recognition and other surveillance on protestors.
The NYPD previously rejected a Freedom of Information Law request by Amnesty International and the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project for recordsleading both groups to sue the law enforcement organization last year. The police agency has argued that the records request would cover over 30 million documents, and that following through would be “unreasonably burdensome."issued on Friday, New York Supreme Court Justice Lawrence Love rejected the NYPD's reasoning.
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