SEATTLE - It's a technology proposal that's supposed to help the city of Seattle crack down on crime, but not everyone is happy about it.
People gathered at a hearing to speak out about the potential surveillance program that would use three types of technology, including cameras, software and audio devices to stop crime in Seattle.
Seats were packed at the Bitter Lake Community Center as the majority of those at the meeting spoke against the proposal.
"SPD and Bruce Harrell are asking us to throw millions into invasive technology that does not keep people safe," said one speaker who is against the proposal.
