I really found this article funny, no not because of your ideas, but you see you are saying these cameras can be used to practically destroy statism, look I live in a city called La Ceiba, in Honduras a few years back the city government put surveillance cameras all over town, made a big investment on them, eventually as we are a very crime ridden country, this includes a lot of murders, well one happened right in front of one of the cameras, so the police demanded the municipality to hand over the film, it turns out the cameras were just the box there was nothing inside. So your idea might work somewhere, not here though, cameras won't film anything cause they don't really exist.
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LOL.
Philly is like that. They have police "boxes" on street corners with blue flashing lights on top of them even. If the camera detects a crime, it flashes and sounds an alarm. Criminals ignore them.
This isn't for a government controlled system however. Individuals would use them as a type of neighborhood watch instead. When you, as a criminal, drive into my neighborhood, you had better have a mask on and disguise your car the entire time.
If you did that, people would immediately call the cops though. As long as you are peaceful then, you are fine but being recorded. If a crime is committed, the people in the community have your vehicle information and the pictures of all the criminals. It would help a lot.