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Hawaii tourism officials seek increased surveillance May 26, 2009 Hawaii tourism officials plan to help in expanding surveillance cameras statewide to assist police and discourage criminal activity. Hawaii tourism officials plan to help in expanding surveillance cameras statewide to assist police and discourage criminal activity. The Waikiki Business Improvement District Association, made up of commercial property owners, has been paying for a person to monitor six cameras along Kalakaua Avenue since 2001. “It has been helpful in identifying activities that seem out of place,” said association Executive Director Jan Yamane. Yamane said she sees the cameras as a tool in crime prevention. Surveillance cameras have been used in Chinatown for at least 10 years and along Kalakaua Boulevard since at least 2001.

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