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The first cameras installed as part of the city's planned $10 million police surveillance network don't work as they should, police say, and roll-out of all 250 cameras is unlikely before year's end. According to Deputy Police Commissioner Jack Gaittens, the images being beamed from the first 16 wireless cameras put up in West Philadelphia and Northern Liberties by Unisys Corp.do not meet the Police Department's standards.

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