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Essex invests in live facial recognition tech with first use at Clacton Air Show
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Assistant Chief Constable Andy Pritchard said the deployment of live facial recognition (LFR) at the Clacton Air Show on 22 and 23 August is a "really exciting moment" for the force.
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