So-called “smart streetlights” were in the limelight for years amid privacy concerns, even prompting several reports from NBC 7 Investigates. The San Diego Police Department will hold a series of community meetings next week about a proposal to use streetlights equipped with surveillance cameras and automated license-plate readers as tools to solve crimes. Read more:Īction News on 6abc » San Diego Police May Use ‘Smart Streetlight' Surveillance Again, But Wants Community Input First At one point she woke up when someone banged on the door. Police say the woman also suffered bruises and broken nails.During the course of the alleged assault, she told police she passed out at least twice. Dreyer then took off his clothes, but she was still clothed at this point and was saying, 'no, no, no,'" the document states. The investigation began in September 2022 after the female student reported being raped at an off-campus house party.According to the criminal complaint, Patrick Dreyer forced the victim to have sex."He grabbed her by her left forearm and pulled her forcefully upstairs to the third floor. Read more about Taylor Turner’s activism in The Guardian here.A 20-year-old West Chester University student was charged Friday in connection with the rape of a 19-year-old woman. While she admits that it has been a tough several months, being able to talk to other people who have experienced the effects of gun violence has brought everyone together toward the goal of gun reform. Turner went to the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., and spoke to a couple of local representatives at a townhall meeting. “One of my friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Helena Ramsay, was one of the 17 victims.” “One of the biggest things that I’m fighting for right now is gun reform,” said Turner. The young activist, a member of the Young Democrats of Pennsylvania, aims to become a lawyer and work with the ACLU. Turner, a junior at Henderson High School, attended Marjory Stoneman Douglas for her freshman year before moving to Chester County. West Chester resident Taylor Turner, 17, has become a staunch advocate of gun control after losing a friend in the shooting at her former high school in Parkland, Fla., writes Kholood Eid for The Guardian.
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