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Seattle mayor lifts pause and will expand police surveillance cameras with new safeguards
An audit found significant gaps in how Seattle oversees its Real Time Crime Center. The mayor is expanding the camera network anyway, near the stadiums, Capitol Hill and the Garfield High School area.
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Seattle’s mayor announced that the city will expand its police surveillance camera network despite an audit that identified major oversight gaps in the Real Time Crime Center. The expansion will add cameras near the stadiums, in Capitol Hill and around Garfield High School. New safeguards are being introduced to address the audit’s findings, though specific measures were not detailed. The move proceeds while the city works to improve oversight of the surveillance system.
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