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What are the issues involved in using non-working (dummy) cameras in the workplace?

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What are the issues involved in using non-working (dummy) cameras in the workplace?

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Non-working or dummy video (CCTV) cameras are sometimes used as an economical way to deter criminal or unwanted behavior from occurring. In most instances, these cameras appear to be real working cameras. When employees or visitors see a CCTV camera in a parking lot or parking deck, their sense of security in normally increased because they assume security officers or other persons are monitoring the camera output. If an injury, death, or other event occurs, the use of non-working cameras in that area may be an issue in the event of litigation.

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