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In the Name of Safety: Video Surveillance
Last Aired: 2/25/2002
With the help of anti-crime surveillance equipment, police scanned the faces of every Super Bowl attendee in a search of potential terrorists. Law enforcement agencies are increasingly using surveillance cameras on building facades to scan street corners, public parks and other outdoor recreation facilities. Americans have accepted scanners at airports and places deemed “high risk”, but how far is ...
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