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posted by [identity profile] darkcryst.livejournal.com at 12:30am on 23/08/2006
They usually do.

I can mostly only speak from a UK perspective - but in the UK the Data Protection Act means that if ANYONE has video, audio, or any data on you they MUST be able to provide you a copy of that data (they are allowed to charge a small fee, but the fee is limited to like.. 10 pounds I think).

I agree that if it is a public place there is no problem. Street CCTV cameras cut down crime a LOT they also increase response times to incidents an incredible ammount.
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posted by [identity profile] caramida.livejournal.com at 03:58pm on 23/08/2006
I agree that if it is a public place there is no problem. Street CCTV cameras cut down crime a LOT they also increase response times to incidents an incredible amount.
If you consider that response time in Oakland is already pretty laughable, then what have we to fear?
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posted by [identity profile] darkcryst.livejournal.com at 05:45pm on 23/08/2006
lol, not a lot. Good CCTV cameras also act as a visual deterent too.
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