0:24
George Martinez
5:22 - 5:47
“That's a pretty low percentage. So it's kind of, I just, I wanted to step back from that. It seems like the arguments here have been made that this particular type of constraint would be limiting to police operations, but the police operations are pretty limited with respect to usage of this technology already.”
- Speaker
- George Martinez
- Timestamp
- 5:22 – 5:47
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- November 4, 2026
From the transcript
That's a pretty low percentage. So it's kind of, I just, I wanted to step back from that. It seems like the arguments here have been made that this particular type of constraint would be limiting to police operations, but the police operations are pretty limited with respect to usage of this technology already. I think that's an intriguing point.
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