Even with security cameras, criminals find ways to cheat the system
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Re “San Diego sued over police use of Flock cameras” (Oct. 1): I understand the privacy issues, but the opposing view is that surveillance takes place in a public place (apparently solely during daylight), creating a need for the public to police these systems and prevent unlawful abuses.
I raise a third perspective: the reality that cheats, kooks and idiots engage in systemic violation of the law that requires automobiles to display front license plates, perhaps representing 40% of
I raise a third perspective: the reality that cheats, kooks and idiots engage in systemic violation of the law that requires automobiles to display front license plates, perhaps representing 40% of
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