Cameras to Seek Faces of Terror in Visitors to the Statue of Liberty

27 May 2002

In response to a warning of a potential terrorist attack on the Statue of Liberty, the National Park Service activated a face recognition surveillance system yesterday that takes pictures of visitors and compares them with a database of terror suspects. Full Story

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