Police working with DHS & Motorola are using private surveillance cameras to create a massive spy network
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Monday, April 20, 2015
When a 911 call comes in, St. Louis police now may be able to see the scene before responding officers have time to arrive.
It’s part of the Real Time Crime Center, opened Thursday to bring together an array of electronic resources — including a network of public and private surveillance cameras!
DHS puppet, St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson said:
“Today is a great day for law enforcement and a bad day for criminals in the city of St. Louis.” That says it all right there, law enforcement considers it a great day, when private corporations work with law enforcement to spy on you. Dotson adds, “Cameras in public space are a part of everyday life. The case study is there, the examples are there, we’re just getting caught up.”
Access to private cameras also means not having to wait for a business to open to examine its recorded images, Lt. Brent Feig said. “We’re really leveraging the public space,” he said.
This is just phase 1 out of 4. Dotson says three phases should be completed by the fall!
The Rest…HERE
