That's not what that says though. >technology and professional analysts with helping detectives make arrests in 53% "technology and analysts" "help" "make arr

That's not what that says though. >technology and professional analysts with helping detectives make arrests in 53% "technology and analysts" "help" "make arrests" not surveillance, not convictions and only the implication that they wouldn't have made the arrest otherwise. Like look at the example: somebody calls in an OD and a guy sees that the dude ODing matches (the clothing of) a suspect in some other crime and so they arrest him. Once again an arrest is not a conviction but also what part of that needed/used pervasive surveillance? ALSO a conviction is not the same thing as truth. ALSO ALSO by basic subtraction the panopticon wasn't even helpful 47% of the time.