In the wake of a spike in hate crimes targeting the LGBTQ community, the San Diego Police Department wants to place surveillance cameras in the city's Hillcrest neighborhood, but privacy advocates are concerned.

In the wake of a spike in hate crimes targeting the LGBTQ community, the San Diego Police Department wants to place surveillance cameras in the city's Hillcrest neighborhood, but privacy advocates are concerned.

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Privacy Advocates Concerned about San Diego Police's Surveillance Cameras Ahead of Pride

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