Cameras on Every Corner

The urban center of Detroit should not have a photographic camera on each corner. Yes we need to do something to make or city safer. Yes there are many unsolved crimes but the mint in Detroit needs privacy. We should not have a camera watching every move we make. No matter where we go once we are foreign our homes we will be getting watched. How much privacy do they calculate us to give up for safety? If Im alone in the park, I want to know that Im actu wholey alone. Video cameras however dont really sign crime. They do act as somewhat as a bridle and they certainly help identify the perpetrators, but overall it doesnt really do much.We know this through studies from London, England where nearly every street corner has a video camera. Overall, the crime rate of London has not really immerse at all since these were placed. Having a spy camera on every corner makes some people feel more at ease. The protrude may be worth a thousand words, but it doesnt speciate the whole s tory. A spy camera in the school sight may collection the bus driver not doing anything during a brawl. It looks bad. What is doesnt show is that the traffic did not offer the driver a chance to collect over and that she was trying to contain the situation as best she could with her words.The fork out wont tell everything. Having these cameras could cause another crime. Someone a night guard, employee, hacker, etc. could sell the surveillance tapes to use them to determine a pattern of behavior to plan another crime. Also our city is in a lot of debt. So why would we spend millions of dollars on all those cameras? That money could be paying off debts. Buying all those cameras would sick us in more debts which would cost people there jobs. Without our jobs people wont be able to get the things they need to live. The people will need some money for our own common good. The city of Detroit should not have cameras on every corner.