ShotSpotter’s Absence in Durham | Raleigh News
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A drive-by shooting near North Carolina Central University has reignited debate over Durham’s decision to shut down ShotSpotter two years ago — a tech tool once hailed for speeding up police response to gunfire. Two students were wounded, sparking fear and prompting campus-wide safety measures as residents like Lionel Parker lament the loss of real-time crime detection, blaming economic hardship for rising violence. For students like Rashawn Carter, the attack felt sudden and terrifying, heightening anxiety on campus despite increased patrols. With no arrests yet and the investigation ongoing, the incident underscores deeper tensions around public safety, community trust, and whether technology could have made a difference.
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