NYPD Camera Points Directly Into Bedroom, Prompts Lawsuit
An NYPD camera in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood is at the center of a lawsuit after it was discovered to be pointing directly into the bedroom window of Pamela Wridt and Robert Sauve.
“It can see potentially directly into any part of our house,”
said Sauve. The camera is part of a vast network of public and private cameras that feed into the NYPD's citywide surveillance system, which tracks and profiles millions of New Yorkers daily.
- The system includes tens of thousands of cameras, owned and operated by the NYPD.
- Cameras are mounted to drones, helicopters, and are stationary, like the one outside Wridt and Sauve's home.
Author's summary: NYPD sued over camera pointing into bedroom.
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