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Dozens of new security cameras are coming to parks across Raleigh. Some really want more cameras, to serve as a way to deter crime. Others are concerned about invasions of privacy.
Local jewelry store plans to utilize new video-sharing camera program
Connect Raleigh is a cloud-based camera system. Police are launching it and encouraging citizens to sign up to help curb crime.
Chelsea Donovan, WRAL reporter
ConnectRaleigh will give Raleigh police direct access to your camera feed in case of a nearby emergency or in response to criminal activity.
Despite privacy concerns, North Carolina has started putting license plate cameras on state roads to help crime solving.
A new license plate camera program could help make North Carolina a safer place. Critics say it's an erosion of personal privacy.
Laura Leslie, WRAL capitol bureau chief
Wake Forest is joining the list of departments using Flock license plate readers, which includes Raleigh, Knightdale and Garner.
The town of Wake Forest is joining the list of departments using Flock license plate readers, which includes Raleigh, Knightdale and Garner.
Julian Grace, WRAL anchor/reporter
A new set of cameras will take photos at three Zebulon parks for research on how to improve the parks.
Cameras are going up at three Zebulon parks, and some parents have concerns about how the data will be used and stored.
Destinee Patterson, WRAL reporter
A bird sat in front of a live camera of Hampton Beach in New Hampshire, surprising WRAL anchors/reporters Renee Chou and Jeff Hogan.
While Flock cameras have generated privacy concerns in other communities, the Roanoke Rapids police chief said these readers are tools for public safety and are not intended not to spy on anyone.
Police in Roanoke Rapids say automated license plate reading cameras are helping them solve crimes, including an arrest this week for a stolen U-Haul truck.
Keenan Willard, WRAL Eastern North Carolina reporter
Since implementing 15 Flock cameras in February, Garner police have made 50 arrests using the new technology.
Joe Fisher, WRAL reporter
Garner police have made 50 arrests in the first six months of using their new Flock cameras.
Despite research showing red-light cameras do have an impact, the remote enforcement tool remains under fire.
Cullen Browder, WRAL anchor/reporter
Challenging the fairness of red light cameras. WRAL Investigates why some are questioning the technology and if you really have to pay if you're cited.
The Garner Police Department is among several law enforcement agencies in the Triangle using automated license plate reading (ALPR) cameras to help determine if cars are stolen or wanted in a crime.
Bryan Mims, WRAL reporter
Milwaukee police say a man has been recording hundreds of people for years.
WRAL's 5 On Your Side spoke with Raleigh-Durham International Airport about why there are no security cameras in the airport parking lot, and what it could mean for your safety.
The photos have sparked a worldwide quest to identify the stars of the photos.
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Security camera footage shows a Florida marine officer leap to safety as a speeding boat bears down on his own craft.
Remember Polaroids? New cameras on the market are a bit of a throwback to the instant classic.
Unless you're really on top of printing, your photos can get lost on your smartphone. New cameras on the market are a bit of a throwback to the classic Polaroid.
Monica Laliberte, WRAL executive producer/consumer reporter