Chicago has the most extensive, integrated, network of surveillance cameras of any city in the country.
The cameras are a good tool for investigating crime and emergencies, but it has to be a strange feeling to know you're always in camera range in Chicago.
A Chicago political science professor believes Chicagoans are ok with this set up:
"Mayor Daley could put 10,000 more cameras up and nobody would say anything."
I guess we can get used to anything.