Request #1040

I have been reading about surveillance on Americans by police agencies, including tracking phones, and how those trackers disrupt ordinary people's cell phones. Moreover, it seems that the seller of the tracker requires secrecy - not the government or police. The idea that police can not discuss surveillance because of the requirements of private company's concerns me.

I would like to obtain any documents - such as contracts or agreements - that require or speak to maintaining secrecy about the products, their capabilities, and their use, that police use to observe, conduct surveillance, or analyze information about, people including, as an example, their communications, their lifestyle including associations, and movement. By "analyze information" I mean any computer program that collects or analyzes data that has been collected.

So, specifically, I would like:

A: Agreements about Stingray products and/or with its manufacturer. (Evidently, StingRay and similar Harris Corporation products can be used to intercept cell communications content transmitted over-the-air between a target cellular device and a legitimate service provider cell site. I learned this from Wikipedia. Harris Corporation is an American Florida-based international telecommunications equipment company that produces wireless equipment, electronic systems, and antennas for use in the government, defense, and commercial sectors. Headquartered in Melbourne, Florida. Also from Wiki.

B: Any agreement entered into by the City of Garden Grove for surveillance equipment or data collection tools or analysis programs that requires the City of Garden Grove to maintain secrets or confidences about the capability or use of the product.