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Police use facial recognition to scan one millionfaces in WA trial leading to 122 arrests

Deployments of surveillance vans over five months resulted in nine false alerts and led officers to engage with 146 registered sex offenders Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast More than a million people have had their faces scanned in a trial of real-tim

This is a source-based summary, not original reporting by Ebenezer journalists. Source: The Guardian · Original byline: Ima Caldwell and Penry Buckley. Ebenezer published 2 Nov 2026, 06:12 am. Editorial policy.

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Police use facial recognition to scan one million faces in WA trial leading to 122 arrests

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Source: The Guardian · Ima Caldwell and Penry Buckley. Published 2 Nov 2026, 06:12 am.

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