Summary
Durham Police are holding town halls to pitch a new real-time crime center, and they want your input on how neighborhood surveillance tech is used. If you care about privacy versus safety on your street, now's your chance to speak up.
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Impact analysis
While exact costs haven't been finalized, setting up and running a high-tech crime center will likely require a significant chunk of city tax dollars.
Local law enforcement and residents looking for faster police responses to neighborhood crimes stand to gain the most from this tech.
Privacy-conscious residents who worry about constant monitoring and the potential for government overreach could see negative impacts.
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