Anne Arundel County police ran Jarrod Warren Ramos’ photo through a database of millions of images from driver’s licenses, mug shots and other records to help identify him as the suspect in Thursday’s Capital Gazette shooting. Police Chief Timothy Altomare said Friday that officials used the Maryland…
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Police used facial recognition technology to help identify uncooperative suspect in Capital Gazette shooting
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