In Virginia Beach, Va., police have started a digital manhunt for criminals by pairing surveillance cameras with new identification technology. Police there and Tampa, Fla., the only other city using this technology, see the cameras as a strong deterrent to criminals. But privacy advocates say combining surveillance devices with software to hunt for people walking in public places marks the erosion of freedom, putting scores of innocent people in a digital lineup.
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