Peterborough residents divided over police use of live facial recognition cameras
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Shariqua Ahmed
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Cambridgeshire Police deployed live facial recognition cameras in Peterborough city center, scanning faces against a watchlist. Residents expressed mixed reactions — some felt uncomfortable with the surveillance technology, while others supported it as a crime-fighting tool. The trial involved about a dozen officers and two vans, with police noting they had previously tested the system on a Saturday.
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Amanda and Frank Barnes said they supported police's deployment of the facial recognition cameras
Molly Kelsey, 19, said she was not happy with the police's use of AI cameras
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