Streelight Surveillance Camera: K Street, NW & 13th Street, NW (Washington, DC)
There are many beige cameras sprouting on lightpoles throughout the District. Here's another, apparently of the same ilk: www.flickr.com/photos/takomabibelot/310667952
Whose are they?
- This is not a Metropolitan Police Department "Neighborhood Camera" [1] ... although there is one of those on N. Cap at the corner of K Street;
- This is not a Metropolitan Police Department "Red Light Camera" [2];
- This is not one of those gray Capitol Hill cameras [3] whose antennae point towards the US Capitol Police Station.
So whose are they? How long have they been up? Are they proliferating?
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[1] Metropolitan Police Department: CCTV – Locations of Neighborhood Cameras.
[2] Metropolitan Police Department: Red-Light Camera Locations.
[3] Arthur Delaney. "Truck Stop: Police install new cameras on Capitol Hill to monitor suspicious vehicles. " Washington City Paper, March 11-17, 2005.
Streelight Surveillance Camera: K Street, NW & 13th Street, NW (Washington, DC)
There are many beige cameras sprouting on lightpoles throughout the District. Here's another, apparently of the same ilk: www.flickr.com/photos/takomabibelot/310667952
Whose are they?
- This is not a Metropolitan Police Department "Neighborhood Camera" [1] ... although there is one of those on N. Cap at the corner of K Street;
- This is not a Metropolitan Police Department "Red Light Camera" [2];
- This is not one of those gray Capitol Hill cameras [3] whose antennae point towards the US Capitol Police Station.
So whose are they? How long have they been up? Are they proliferating?
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[1] Metropolitan Police Department: CCTV – Locations of Neighborhood Cameras.
[2] Metropolitan Police Department: Red-Light Camera Locations.
[3] Arthur Delaney. "Truck Stop: Police install new cameras on Capitol Hill to monitor suspicious vehicles. " Washington City Paper, March 11-17, 2005.