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A recent shootout in Pioneer Square, leaving one injured and sparking renewed calls for surveillance cameras, has ignited a heated debate in Seattle. Business leaders and council members are urging the mayor to reactivate deactivated cameras, citing strong public support — including a Chamber poll showing widespread backing for safety tech. Councilmember Bob Kettle demands decisive action, warning that hope isn’t enough to stop violence. Mayor Katie Wilson says her office is crafting targeted safety strategies and expects an independent audit of the city’s CCTV program by September, which could determine whether surveillance expands — all while balancing security with privacy.

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