> “This policy can help address the existence of open-air drug markets fueling the sale of the deadly drug fentanyl,” she wrote. As opposed to "good old fashio

> “This policy can help address the existence of open-air drug markets fueling the sale of the deadly drug fentanyl,” she wrote. As opposed to "good old fashioned police work"? How is this better and how would they even implement this? Seems like a policy just to say something on the subject... Edit: From later in the article: “We have since secured the district with the help of the mayor and the police department,” said Rodriguez [head of the Union Square business improvement district], a former prosecutor. “But we don’t know the next time that people will strike—and this will help us prevent that.” Are cameras really are a deterrent? Seems they can sometimes help catch perpetrators after the act...