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Multiple Angles on the Carmignani Assault in San Francisco

In San Francisco, citizen surveillance has escalated, particularly highlighted by the case of Don Carmignani, a former city fire commissioner who was attacked.

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  • November 15, 2023
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In San Francisco, citizen surveillance has escalated, particularly highlighted by the case of Don Carmignani, a former city fire commissioner who was attacked. This incident, captured through various videos, stirred controversy and debate about homelessness, crime, and public safety. The rise in citizen-recorded incidents reflects a broader trend in the city, where local surveillance networks, social media sharing, and video documentation have become pervasive, raising questions about privacy, voyeurism, and the depiction of social issues.
  

Key Points: 

  1. Don Carmignani’s Attack: The attack on Don Carmignani was captured by multiple videos, leading to widespread attention and discussions about public safety and homelessness in San Francisco.
  2. Rise of Citizen Surveillance: San Francisco residents increasingly use surveillance cameras and social media to document and share incidents of crime and homelessness, contributing to a culture of constant monitoring.
  3. Impact on Public Perception: These videos have influenced public perception of the city’s safety and the handling of its homelessness crisis, often portraying a bleak picture.
  4. Debate over Privacy and Voyeurism: The trend of recording and sharing incidents raises concerns about privacy rights, voyeurism, and the ethical implications of broadcasting personal crises.
  5. Surveillance Culture in San Francisco: The city’s culture of surveillance is characterized by a mix of government-run CCTV and widespread private camera networks, along with a significant online presence of these recordings.

 

Source: https://www.wired.com/story/san-francisco-doom-loop-citizen-surveillance/ 

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