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Think your home is your castle? Local police are reaching out for your security footage to help fight crime. But at what cost?

A $300,000 plan to install new surveillance cameras in Amherst sparked a passionate reaction from residents concerned about their privacy. What’s really at stake here?

As the Town of Lewiston embraces new surveillance tech, locals are left debating: is this a step toward safety or an invasion of privacy?

As local police grapple with the balance between crime-fighting tools and civil liberties, communities are asking a crucial question: how much privacy are we willing to give up?

Imagine stepping outside, only to feel like someone is watching your every move. That’s the reality for many in our community these days.

The New York State Attorney General investigates all police shootings and they deemed this one was not prosecutable.

Looks like more local governments have their eyes on you as you drive about town.

The Erie County prosecutors accuse the former officer of acting improperly in firing his weapon multiple times.

The New York State Attorney General is looking several landlords accused of wrongdoing.

We all know police officers have to make tough choices, but this is unacceptable.

Police officials are claiming the shooting is justified based on the totality of the circumstances that led up to officers pulling the trigger.