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Article posted Jan 24 2013, 3:20 PM Category: Big Brother/Orwellian Source: LA Weekly Print

LAPD Spied on 21 Using StingRay Anti-Terrorism Tool


A secretive cellphone spy device known as StingRay, intended to fight terrorism, was used in far more routine LAPD criminal investigations 21 times in a four-month period during 2012, apparently without the courts' knowledge that the technology probes the lives of non-suspects who happen to be in the same neighborhood as suspected terrorists.

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