Object

Secret Service Conference-Room Security Camera Cluster (ceiling & wall-mounted)

A cluster of ceiling‑mounted dome and wall‑mounted bullet security cameras feed a bank of monitors in the Secret Service conference room. Matte casings, small status LEDs and visible mounting plates hint at government grade installation; cables run into a hidden control rack. Agents reference the live feeds during the briefing, the cameras remaining fixed, impassive observers as security leaders exchange urgent intelligence.

2 appearances

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When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Escalating Extremist Threats Against the First Daughter

Banks of monitors and security cameras form the room's factual backbone: Butterfield orders agents to 'hit the pictures' and the cameras/monitors are implied tools for scanning rope‑line photos and identifying suspects, giving the briefing practical reach into evidence review.

Before: Operational and displaying feeds or static images; available for agents to consult.

After: Remain active and ready as agents disperse to review photography and rope‑line images per the directive.

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S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Protocol and Panic: C.J. Presses Gina

Security cameras and their monitors anchor the briefing's evidentiary environment—agents are instructed to 'hit the pictures' and check rope-line photos, giving visual weight to investigative claims discussed prior to the C.J. exchange.

Before: Active, feeding images to banked monitors; arrayed around the conference room as standard equipment.

After: Remain active and in use as agents plan to review images; unchanged physically but functionally central to follow-up identification.

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