Dillingham, Alaska only has 2,400 people. But they've got powerful Congressmen in Washington to help them get Homeland Security money.The tiny town best known for making raincoats out of walrus intestines -- now has 60 high tech security cameras watching city streets -- with plans for another 20.
All it cost you was $202,000 dollars from the federal treasury. That's one camera for every 30 people in town. But we can now catch al Qaeda sneaking up on that walrus-intestine-raincoat-factory. (LAT)
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