The Detroit Police Board of Commissioners has voted to deny the suspension of a sergeant in connection to the fatal shooting of a woman on Detroit’s west side last month.

DETROIT - The push to add facial recognition to traffic cameras in Detroit is drawing backlash over privacy concerns. The Detroit Police Board of Commissioners is expected to vote Thursday on whether the technology that is used by Project Green Light businesses should be added to the street cameras. "It's a single tool and can be a valuable tool when utilized with other parts of an investigation," said Matthew Conquest, the director of law enforcement relations with Crime Stoppers. Civil rights attorneys believe current laws lag behind the technology. "It raises real concern for the civil liberties for the people of color," said Eric Williams, with the Detroit Justice Center.