The State Police Sent You a Friend Request
Twice this year, Kathy Hochul has ordered a State Police-run fusion center to beef up its social media monitoring. Documents show that analysts create fake accounts to do that work.
This article was published in partnership with the Albany Times Union.
This article was published in partnership with the Albany Times Union.
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