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Dell is probably not at fault here. The mayor and technology chief were trying to line their and their friends pockets as much as possible, and Dell probably had inexpensive cameras so more cash could go into friends contracts. Didn't matter if they were suitable for job or not. A $500k city project went to over $3mil with NO authorization... N.O. is trying to cover its butt for what this mayor and cronies are doing to it. They should seize mayor's, his family's and all cronies bank accounts to cover this.

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