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How rogue officers turned a nationwide camera network into a tool for stalking

First publishedAug 2, 09:00 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 20:35 UTC · 13m ago

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At least 50 law enforcement officers were charged with or accused of misusing a nationwide camera network.

Reported by 1 outlet — WaPo Technology. See all sources ↓

A camera network meant to fight crime was used for stalking. At least 50 police officers were accused of misusing it. They used the cameras to follow people.

Why it matters

This is a problem because police officers are supposed to protect people, not harm them.

In brief

What was the camera network for?: It was meant to fight crime.
How many officers were accused?: At least 50.
What did the officers do?: They used the cameras to follow people.

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The outlets report on the misuse of the camera network in a straightforward and serious tone.

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Rogue officers misused a nationwide camera network.
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WaPo TechnologyAug 2, 09:00Reports on the misuse of the network.