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Cato Institute Uses Google Maps to Show Botched SWAT Raids
Saturday, May 22, 2010 16:56
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The Cato Institute has put together something it calls a Raid Map, using Google Maps to show all the paramilitary raids done by government agencies that haven't quite worked out the way they should have. Or, as the Cato Institute puts it, "botched."
The different colored pins signify different ways each raid went wrong, from the deaths of officers and innocents, through mistaken identity, to overuse of force, and you can isolate the data by state, year and type of cock-up, should you so wish.
www.fastcompany.com/1650507/cato-institute-uses-google-maps-to-show-up-botched-swat-raids
