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Seattle turns on mass surveillance system ahead of World Cup ‘threat’

The camera system includes 22 devices positioned around Seattle's Stadium District, which encompasses areas near Pioneer Square and SODO.

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New York PostRight·4h ago
Seattle turns on mass surveillance system ahead of World Cup ‘threat’
The camera system includes 22 devices positioned around Seattle's Stadium District, which encompasses areas near Pioneer Square and SODO.
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