The camera-watching camera
A Maryland county sets up security cameras to keep an eye on cops' speeding cameras — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation
By The Week Staff | September 24, 2012
Only in America #1
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olice in Prince George's County, Md., are setting up security cameras to monitor their speeding cameras. Six of the speeding cameras have been vandalized, burned, and shot by angry motorists — which police said resulted in a "loss of safety for the community." There were no immediate plans for preventing security cameras from also being shot.
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