KERY GRAY: Yeah, I think that's probably accurate.

KERY GREY： 是的，我认为这可能是准确的。

KERY GRAY: Director of the City Commission Office for the city of Dayton, Ohio.

KERY GREY：俄亥俄州代顿市市委员会办公室主任。

KERY GRAY: Maybe had some feelings one way or another, but just didn't have enough information.

KERY GREY：也许有某种感觉，但只是没有足够的信息。

KERY GRAY: There was about 75 or so people there.

KERY GREY： 那里大约有 75 人左右。

KERY GRAY: It's off the table for right now, but that doesn't mean that it's never coming back on the table.

KERY GREY： 现在暂时不在讨论范围内，但这并不意味着它永远不会回到讨论范围内。

KERY GRAY: ... I think calling it grotesque invasion of privacy would pretty much reflect the way this group was feeling.

凯里·格雷：… … 我认为称其为怪诞的侵犯隐私几乎可以反映这个群体的感受。

KERY GRAY: A quarter of the people were supportive of this technology, and they were frustrated with the amount of crime.

KERY GREY：四分之一的人支持这项技术，他们对犯罪数量感到沮丧。

KERY GRAY: And that there was no way that you could trust government with this volume of information and this breadth of information.

克里·格雷：你不可能相信政府拥有如此大量的信息和如此广泛的信息。

KERY GRAY: Who believed that this was a grotesque invasion of privacy, and some of the people spoke in very impassioned terms.

克里·格雷：谁认为这是对隐私的荒唐侵犯，有些人的言论非常热情。