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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) –
Traffic cameras have made a comeback in different cities across the state, but one man wants to know what East Cleveland is doing with the money it receives in fines.
According to Delonte Hawkins, the cameras generate about $20,000.
With his own camera following close behind, Hawkins took a tour around the city to show his Facebook friends where here is certain the money is not going.
Hawkins journeyed past miles of garbage lining city streets, dilapidated houses, boarded up apartments and buildings covered in graffiti before navigating down pothole-filled streets.
He says some of the potholes measure between five-and-six inches deep.
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