Neither cameras watching gas stations nor cameras watching your front door are "police cameras".
They are privately owned cameras, but feel free to expand on what makes these cameras different in your opinion.
They are privately owned cameras, but feel free to expand on what makes these cameras different in your opinion.
So that brings us full circle to police are able to get footage from your CCTVs without your permission too by applying for a warrant directly to the court.
Because they have written Law Enforcement Guidelines that are pretty clear and otherwise as a lawyer I know they don't just turn over customer data and information without a written order (and even then, they may object and fight it in court).
Why do you believe they are just turning over consumer data/info/video without any court order (besides, police are customers and Amazon wants to keep customers happy)?
Some cities have enough police cameras that they certainly are police cameras watching the gas station.
The last time I checked, Chicago PD was bragging at having over 30,000 cameras. And that was a number of years ago.