In cooperation with the New York Police Department, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will connect surveillance cameras at key subway hubs to the city’s fiber-optic cable network. Real-time surveillance images will be available from three subway stations: Grand Central, Times Square, and Penn Station. “They’ll be available to the NYPD wherever they do their surveillance work,” a source told the New York Post. “The clear intent is to have unfettered access to the images and details.” Collectively these stations serve 150 million riders a year. Link to full story in the New York Post.
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