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Every crook's worst nightmare: You're free as a bird. Then suddenly you're being handcuffed. That's what happened to 7 suspects when the Met set up its new Live Facial Recognition cameras... and the Mail was there to record it
The Metropolitan Police used new Live Facial Recognition cameras to arrest seven suspects, with the Mail documenting the event. The operation involved sudden arrests after suspects believed they were free.
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