Crown Heights residents want security cameras after rise in crime

After a recent rise in crime, Crown Heights residents say security cameras are needed on Nostrand Avenue to keep everyone safe. Sen. Eric Adams (D-Brooklyn) says he's trying to get funding for the cameras

News 12 Staff

Jun 9, 2012, 12:13 AM

Updated 4,351 days ago

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Crown Heights residents want security cameras after rise in crime
After a recent rise in crime, Crown Heights residents say security cameras are needed on Nostrand Avenue to keep everyone safe.
Sen. Eric Adams (D-Brooklyn) says he's trying to get funding for the cameras from the state Senate. Borough Park installed surveillance cameras after 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky was kidnapped and murdered last summer, and Crown Heights residents hope to follow suit.
Local businesses are working with Safe Watch 24, a private company, to possibly get a group discount on cameras.
Kletzky death prompts new security camera system


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