NYPD’s ‘Digidog’ doesn’t seem to go down well with New Yorkers

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The New York Police Department has splashed out $75,000 on a crime-fighting robotic dog developed by Boston Dynamics. But the new recruit, armed with cameras and microphones, seems to be in the doghouse with some citizens.

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