St. Louis mayor considers surveillance planes to fight crime

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson is considering a proposal to monitor the city's streets with surveillance planes as state and local officials grapple with how to address violent crime. Krewson met with the head of Persistent Surveillance Systems, a company that uses small planes fitted with cameras to capture footage. The company's founder and president, Ross ...

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St. Louis mayor considers surveillance planes to fight crime

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