The city of Huntington Beach quietly signed two contracts in April to install 10 high-tech surveillance cameras trained on the main entrances, arteries, and gathering areas of the city’s most densely packed Latino neighborhood.

The city of Huntington Beach quietly signed two contracts in April to install 10 high-tech surveillance cameras trained on the main entrances, arteries, and gathering areas of the city&rsquo;s most densely packed Latino neighborhood.

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