Bruce Scheiner’s article, Spy Cameras won’t make us safer, argues that cameras do not help fight against crime, and it is true.
In paragraph five of the article, Scheiner explains few of the downsides when police stare helplessly through the monitor, such as: criminals disguising themselves in sunglasses to protect identification. Cameras are used solely for identifying the criminal mastermind, and tracking where they were seen last; however, an intellectual wouldn’t gawk in awe for mere seconds, seductively posing at whomever is on security duty. In which case, it is undeniably agreeable cameras are at fault, and police shouldn’t preposterously allow technology usurping their occupation as they stand guard. As for ‘Cameras breaking too often’,