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The police department in Jackson, Mississippi is facing a sharp rise in homicides and a major budget deficit. To combat these issues, city leaders are expanding police surveillance powers to allow residents to send live feeds from popular doorbell security cameras directly to the city's command center.
Citing concerns about privacy violations, civil liberties advocates warn that the technology could lead to increased police scrutiny of people's everyday activities--and more arrests for low-level offenses