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UK: Police chief: 'Put CCTV in every home'

13 March 2015

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"CCTV cameras should be installed by homeowners and businesses to help detectives solve crimes in the age of austerity, Britains most senior policeman has said."

See the full article: Police chief: 'Put CCTV in every home' (The Telegraph, link)

The UK already has the highest number of CCTV cameras per capita in the world. See: No CCTV: Campaigning against camera surveillance in the UK and beyond (link)

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