Okay but can you give me an article that's relevant to the use of surveillance that speaks to your central claim?

Sure here is more research for you. This is the last one I will do though, Google for yourself after.

"At a high level, the strategy involves three parts: identification, notification, and action. First, a series of weekly meetings led by BPD identifies people at high risk of committing a shooting or being the victim of one. Then, a team of people—usually a combination of a detective, an outreach worker and a community member—notify the person, either during an individual visit or as part of a group “call- in,” that they are at risk of being involved in a shooting and that they have become a focus of GVRS and law enforcement. "

https://crimejusticelab.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/w3529...