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**nullagent** @nullagent@partyon.xyz · 23h *

Seattle's big brother camera network is being deployed along Aurora and in two very dense deployments in the Central District (CID) and a swath of Downtown.

16 on Aurora
17 in CID
30 cameras downtown

The police have self reported the locations of sixty cameras so far on the dashboard below:

https://www.seattle.gov/police/community-policing/community-programs/cctv

Aurora Ave map with 16 intersections marked has having 24/7 police video surveillance.

Internation District map with 17 intersections marked has having 24/7 police video surveillance. It tiles the blocks it spans in a blanket of police cameras.

#Seattle #CID #Aurora

**CrimethInc. Ex-Workers** @CrimethInc@todon.eu · Mar 25

Mar 25

CrimethInc. Ex-Workers @CrimethInc@todon.eu

We've prepared a zine version of "Cop City Is Everywhere," the final chapter of our chronology of the movement to defend Weelaunee Forest and #StopCopCity.

The trajectory of this movement has much to teach us about the challenges we confront today under Donald Trump.

https://crimethinc.com/zines/cop-city-is-everywhere

The cover of the zine:
Cop City Is Everywhere
Learning from the Movement to Defend the Forest

The title is set against an image of a lush forest in black and green. The forest is Weelaunee Forest, the vibrant space that the movement fought to defend.

Cop City Is Everywhere

The movement to stop Cop City and
defend Weelaunee Forest was one of
the most important social struggles of
the Biden era. Its trajectory tells us a
lot about the challenges we confront
today under Donald Trump. In the final
chapter of our chronology, we trace
the movement’s concluding phase,
beginning in 2023 and ending with
Trump’s arrival in power, and explore
what we can learn from it.

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