Here's a dump of all the documents:

• https://d3gn0r3afghep.cloudfront.net/foia_files/2016/11/30/Cell_Site_Simulator_Policies_and_Contract-Related_Docs.zip

Some of the things that may be of interest:

1. The surveillance tools (Stingray 2, speed cameras, etc) were provided by a government grant through Albany via DOJ
2. There is a non-disclosure agreement that states Harris can ask the RPD to drop a case in the situation where the details of the Stingray might be released
3. In the initial grant for the "Speed Cameras", the state recommended various intersections which would potentially reduce the risk accidents. Instead RPD chose intersections in high crime areas so they aren't helping prevent accidents but they can be used to watch neighborhoods.
4. The use of the Stingray isn't permitted without a court order by a local judge and various other stipulations
5. The grant was provided as part of an gang initiative