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Dee McKee

3:23 - 3:41

"Yeah, there is an upside to have the cameras because sometimes they catch people that do really bad things."

“Yeah, there is an upside to have the cameras because sometimes they catch people that do really bad things.”
Speaker
Dee McKee
Timestamp
3:23 – 3:41
Community
Alaska News
Location
Mat-Su Borough
Captured at
September 15, 2026

From the transcript

Assemblyperson McKee and Owen now. I'm sorry, Stephanie. Go ahead, McKee. Yeah, there is an upside to have the cameras because sometimes they catch people that do really bad things. And I, you know, but I'll give you a personal— when I broke my leg, They gave me fentanyl and I told them that I wouldn't do it, but it was— I had to do it because I was going to die from the pain.

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