Uncovering the Surveillance Empire of Madison Square Garden
Shocking exposé reveals how Knicks owner Jim Dolan's iconic arenas have allegedly tracked trans individuals, lawyers, protesters, and more through a vast surveillance system.
Madison Square Garden, the iconic sports and entertainment complex in the heart of New York City, has long been known for its electric atmosphere and passionate fan base. However, a WIRED investigation has uncovered a dark secret lurking beneath the surface: a sophisticated surveillance system that has allegedly been used to track and monitor individuals, including a transgender woman, lawyers, and protesters, who have crossed paths with the venue.
The Surveillance Empire
At the center of this surveillance machine is Jim Dolan, the famously vengeful owner of the New York Knicks, who has been accused of using the arena's extensive security capabilities to his own advantage. The investigation reveals that Madison Square Garden and its sister venues, such as Radio City Music Hall, are equipped with a vast array of surveillance cameras, facial recognition technology, and other advanced monitoring tools, all of which have allegedly been used to keep tabs on certain individuals deemed a threat to Dolan's interests.
Source: Wired
