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Residents use video to fight drugs in Charleston West Side
Charleston officials deploy signs on West Side telephone poles warning of video surveillance to deter drug dealing. City Councilman Wendell Gilliard calls it an extreme measure while Lt. Harold Hill says police will use video as a new tool with residents filming in public spaces to help build cases. West Side resident Louise Gilmore witnesses the first sign as she supports crime deterrence.
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