DEA And ICE Hiding Secret Cameras In Streetlights

According to new government procurement data, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have purchased an undisclosed number of secret surveillance cameras that are being hidden in streetlights across the country.
Quartz first reported this dystopian development of federal authorities stocking up on “covert systems" last week. The report showed how the DEA paid a Houston, Texas company called Cowboy Streetlight Concealments LLC. approximately $22,000 since June for “video recording and reproducing equipment.” ICE paid out about $28,000 to Cowboy Streetlight Concealments during the same period.

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  1. AnonymousJuly 29, 2023 at 9:17 PM

    They say where free? Free to do what, be survielled and to change our behaviours and interactions with each other....what a wonderful world

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