Reply #19: I'll bet you are wrong.

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I'll bet that your suburban high schools have video surveillance of halls, parking lots, and that business do the same.

And I bet that if you survey residents around the camera boxes in Chicago, you would find appreciation and drops in crime rates.

And you don't address how putting up cameras in an area with african americans is racial profiling. Would putting extra foot patrols in those areas be racial profiling? Indeed, the complaint from the african american community is that MORE police should be sent to their neighborhoods.

So what's the problem? The suspicion that some urban neighborhoods are going to get TOO MUCH protection?