>>We are already well beyond having personal freedoms in this country, so this is not any more obnoxious as some of the the other methods pushed down our throats, I would, however consider the privacy and potential liabilities of such a plan. One example comes to mind...
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>>You have access to camera's to someones house or business, someone accesses your equipment with or without authorization to case the property and robs it because he knows it's empty and can see the goodies he wants to take.
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>>Several other senerios pop into mind.
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>The cameras that are exposed to us will be aimed toward the street, parking lots, etc. Also the webcam information is held internally at the RTCC, so it would take some doing to get to the data.

Aren't these webcams going to be scattered around Memphis and the images transmitted to the RTCC (whatever that is) somehow? It seems like that would be the vulnerable part, not when they are safely stored at the RTCC.