How Atlanta became the most-surveilled city in America
Atlanta is the most-surveilled city in the U.S. Worldwide, only cities in China have more cameras per capita. The Atlanta Police Department's surveillance program launched in 2007 with just 17 cameras. Today, more than 60,000 public and private cameras — including those on public transportation, in schools and on officers — are linked to law enforcement. That network has expanded further through the Connect Atlanta program, which lets residents and businesses grant police direct access to their private security footage. AJC's Fraser Jones takes a closer look at how Atlanta's surveillance network grew so massive. Credits: AJC | Getty Images | GDOT | Fusus/YouTube | Atlanta Police Department | Atlanta Police Foundation | Axon | The New York Times | Comparitech

Former Magic City dancer speaks out on Atlanta Hawks controversy
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Atlanta's bricks could be worth $13 billion. The Black men who made them didn't earn a cent.
Credits: AJC|Libr. of Cong.|Varnado/AJC|Atl. Hist. Cen.|Nat. Mus. of Af. Am. Hist.|UGA Map & Gov. Info. Libr.|Fulton Co. Reparations Task Force|Archive Atlanta

Why Atlanta became a pro wrestling hot spot
Credits: GA Championship Wrestling | WCW| NWA | Championship Wrestling from FL | TNT | Deep South Wrestling | WWE | Getty | CNN

Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet, left untouched in South Georgia for nearly a decade
Inside the private jet once owned by Jeffrey Epstein, known as the "Lolita Express" Credits: Department of Justice | airport-data.com



