Video Surveillance Helps Police Catch Serial Burglars in 3 States
Video surveillance cameras have helped police in Albuquerque, N.M., Bountiful, Utah, and Miami arrest several individuals suspected of serial burglaries.
Video surveillance cameras have helped police in Albuquerque, N.M., Bountiful, Utah, and Miami arrest several individuals suspected of serial burglaries.
The New York Police Department’s new Crime Stoppers van has video screens built into the sides of it to alert citizens of crimes in the area.
The interactive robots will patrol malls and other public areas.
Video surveillance footage captured a NYPD narcotics detective stealing nearly $3,000 from a Brooklyn deli during a police raid.
San Diego residents have complained less about the use of body cameras on police officers following an experiment that tested the equipment.
The Detroit Police Department is considering linking public and private security cameras to police headquarters.
The Security Industry Association and the Int’l Association of Police Chiefs have bestowed the 2014 Michael Shanahan Award to the Houston Police Department and the Greater Houston Retailers Association.
A media tour presented by ASIS Int’l examined security/life-safety risks and solutions at major Atlanta locales and operations including the Georgia Aquarium, CNN Center, MARTA, Delta and the police department’s Video Integration Center.
The security industry has moved from indifference to taking responsibility for the false alarm issue, forging stronger bonds with key officials in communities nationwide. Better technology, best practices and consistent outreach is making a huge difference, with the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC) at the forefront of education and advocacy.
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