New York City’s COVID-19 lockdown, fears of crime, and civil unrest drive up demand for video security systems among residents

Michał Kranz
8 Million Stories
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2 min readSep 28, 2020

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A set of security cameras attached to an apartment building in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. According to Jones Security, a security company in Brooklyn, Crown Heights is one neighborhood where the company has seen an increased demand for video system installations. (Picture: Michal Kranz)

When Tatiana Davidoff moved into a new apartment on Coney Island, Brooklyn with her husband at the start of September, they decided to install a $200 video security doorbell.

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Michał Kranz
8 Million Stories

Freelance writer/reporter constantly in transit. Middle East & Eastern Europe | National Security | Foreign Affairs