Not only does the management of the Moscow subway release videos of crimes occurring in their system so do the people in charge of Philadelphia's system.
But New York's MTA is unrelenting in its utter contempt for the safety of passengers.
Cameras would make life difficult for two classes of people that MTA management obviously considers more important than fare-paying passengers: its own lawyers and violence-prone criminals.
The New York system has lots of cameras pointing at turnstiles where petty criminals might cheat the MTA out of petty sums if they avoid paying fares.
But when it comes to protecting passengers from violent criminals the MTA and the NYPD show by their actions what they consider important ... and what they do not.
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