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What justifies more security cameras?
Now, with all the revelry of the Indy race and Schoolies approaching, extra cameras are being installed, to look for possible criminal behaviour.
The cameras willl also scan high rise balconies and verandahs.
The Queensland premier, Anna Bligh, says police won't be worrying about the occasional topless flash.
Is a big sporting event a good excuse to ramp up surveillance? Tell us below...
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itinerantdragon
- Oct 13 08:21am
There is never a good excuse to ramp up surveillance, especially as there is the risk that although the event comes and goes the surveillance remains.
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daviddrain@rocketmail.com
- Oct 13 11:59am
Extended drinking hours comes to mind!
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olssonandrew
- Oct 14 08:15am
Do we reallty want to become like the Uk Australia. Jesus stop being so scared and let things be.
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kenningtonroberta
- Oct 16 10:28am
Personally if you haven't anything to hide, it will help the Police in many ways, I don't have a problem with CCTV's the more the better, protect innocent people that may get robbed, bashed or sexually assaulted go CCTV.
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envolite@ymail.com
- Oct 24 11:04pm
It's always good to have more. Connex should follow this policy. I see many young kids cover the trian cameras with stickers, meanwhile they are reblliousness and graffiti all over the train because one side of the train isn't CCTV and if it is it isn't being watched by the driver or anyone!
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