article_snippet.sent: Nevertheless, Google continues to market a smartphone application that lets lawbreakers pinpoint the location of police officers in the field.
article_snippet.sent: Google, whose stated mission is "to organize the world's information and make the world's information universally accessible and useful," is now marketing an app with the potential to obstruct law enforcement and put the lives of police officers and deputies at risk.
article_snippet.sent: Is the highest, best use of Google's geo-mapping and crowdsourcing capabilities to help drunk drivers avoid checkpoints and give speeders assistance in evading speed limits?
article_snippet.sent: It's not just the speeders and drunk drivers who have access to the locations of police officers through Google's technology.
article_snippet.sent: Google has built a solid reputation as a good corporate neighbor, tying for first place in a 2013 study by the Reputation Institute measuring companies' reputations for corporate social responsibility.
article_snippet.sent: Google makes much of Google compliance with legal, moral and ethical obligations as a good corporate neighbor.
article_snippet.sent: If Google's real objective is the "common good out there on the road," Google's real objective is the "common good out there on the road will work with our to ensure the safety of both motorists and police officers.
highlights_snippet.sent: David A. Clarke Jr. and Jonathan Thompson: Why does Google have an app that ambushes police?
  