Respond to each tool questions individually Tool 1: DNA Technology 1. identify what the tool is and how they work. 2. Next, describe the positive impacts of using the tool Consider positive impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 3. Then, describe the negative impacts of using the tool. Consider negative impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 4. Finally, describe any policies or laws that currently exist to govern the use of the tool. Are there any policies or laws that you think should be added to what currently exists? Tool 2: Facial Recognition Surveillance 1. identify what the tool is and how they work. 2. Next, describe the positive impacts of using the tool Consider positive impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 3. Then, describe the negative impacts of using the tool. Consider negative impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 4. Finally, describe any policies or laws that currently exist to govern the use of the tool. Are there any policies or laws that you think should be added to what currently exists? Tool 3: Body Worn Cameras 1. identify what the tool is and how they work. 2. Next, describe the positive impacts of using the tool Consider positive impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 3. Then, describe the negative impacts of using the tool. Consider negative impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 4. Finally, describe any policies or laws that currently exist to govern the use of the tool. Are there any policies or laws that you think should be added to what currently exists? Tool 4: Automatic License Plate Readers 1. identify what the tool is and how they work. 2. Next, describe the positive impacts of using the tool Consider positive impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 3. Then, describe the negative impacts of using the tool. Consider negative impacts related to law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the community perspective. 4. Finally, describe any policies or laws that currently exist to govern the use of the tool. Are there any policies or laws that you think should be added to what currently exists