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a new, state-of-the-art nypd surveillance system is now active in the northeast bronx, with ten cameras recording large swaths of the area 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, authorities said.
the system offers birds-eye views of streets in the 45th precinct, which encompasses co-op city and city island. the program will likely to be expanded to other sections of the bronx, officials said.
the system’s capabilities are vast: the camera lenses can surveil sprawling areas, but nypd operators can also use their high-powered zoom functions to capture close-ups of suspects, witnesses, and victims, as well as scan license plates and identify vehicles.
the ten cameras cost about $100,000 each, officials said.
their footage is monitored around the clock by police at an nypd operations center—the department’s latest foray into high-tech camera surveillance in the five boroughs.
the nypd has been heavily criticized of late for using facial recognition technology to try and identify potential crime suspects; a practice the department has defended as both vital and effective.
separately, the bronx district attorney’s office has created a sprawling directory of private surveillance cameras installed in and outside bronx businesses; a voluntary program that allows prosecutors to check footage from over 700 cameras.

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I counted 63 "n"s in that text.
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