The sickening nature of this article is that the news organization doesn’t question it one bit:
In an ironic turn of events, assets belonging to criminal organizations were used to make this city a safer place.
New cameras popping up in major intersections throughout Mission have become a tool for law enforcement and were paid for by asset-forfeiture funds.
Mission police have implemented a state-of-the-art camera network that provides dispatchers with live surveillance video of the city streets, police Chief Martin Garza said.
