NYPD Camera Points Directly Into Bedroom, Prompts Lawsuit
The NYPD operates a citywide surveillance system using a vast network of public and private cameras.
In Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, a camera owned by the NYPD points directly at the bedroom window of Pamela Wridt and Robert Sauve.
It can see potentially directly into any part of our house
Sauve stated, highlighting the concern over privacy invasion.
- The camera is part of a massive warrantless surveillance system.
- It is used to track and profile millions of New Yorkers daily.
- Many cameras, including those on drones, helicopters, and stationary ones, are owned and operated by the NYPD.
Author's summary: NYPD's surveillance system sparks lawsuit.
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