D.C. police will train a closed-circuit camera on a notoriously violent Adams Morgan dead-end intersection in an effort to curtail a string of crimes committed there.

But neighbors say the robberies and shootings won’t stop until the “dead zone” is reopened to traffic and the adjacent recreation center is revitalized.

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