Politics

Chicago Police and ACLU Dispute

WTTW News | February 8, 2011, 7:00 pm

The ACLU is concerned over the number of surveillance cameras placed around the city. Chicago officials, however, see them as an important safety tool. Eddie Arruza reports on the controversy.

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