Seattle mayor's interview cut short over surveillance questions stirs public safety debate
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, a self-described socialist, faced backlash after abruptly halting a KOMO interview when pressed on the role of surveillance cameras amid rising gun violence. A staffer pulled her away and told the reporter to keep it on topic, a moment that went viral and drew criticism from both supporters and critics. Wilson later revisited the topic in a follow-up interview, saying CCTV can aid public safety but must be safeguarded against misuse, with Fox News noting ongoing scrutiny of her approach to crime and safety policy.