Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
In an update to a story we posted earlier, this farmer’s cameras have led to the arrest of the man who’d burgled him multiple times.
To see the full story, check our previous post.
To get the rest of the details on this successful use of surveillance cameras, check out the full story.
Tags: crime prevention, surveillance cameras, surveillance systems
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Wednesday, August 11th, 2010
Officials in the Marshall-Shadeland section of Pittsburgh are touting the benefits of their new surveillance systems, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune.
Pittsburgh is one of many US cities experimenting with the use of security cameras as a crime deterrent.
They’re also expected to expand to include up to 200 cameras over the next 18 months.
Tags: security cameras, surveillance equipment, Surveillance news
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Thursday, July 22nd, 2010
WPXI in Pittsburgh is covering a local farmer in Unity township who recently installed surveillance cameras on his property.
He’d been burglarized several times, but had no idea who it was. The culprit had takenĀ several tools from the man’s property.
He’s now been caught on video in the act of stealing. The evidence has been turned over to authorities, and they’re pursuing the case, now armed with visual evidence.
Surveillance cameras can be a valuable tool for both businesses and individuals to protect their property.
Tags: surveillance cameras, video surveillance system
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Wednesday, May 5th, 2010
An story published by WALB in Georgia discusses law enforcement recommendations that businesses have up to date and properly installed surveillance systems.
WALB and other stations around the country often will air surveillance footage to help the police and the public identify and capture wanted perpetrators. Unfortunately, many times business’ surveillance is not up to the task. Many businesses still use old VCR-based CCTV, which lack in video quality, lack in appropriate frame-rate, etc. These systems are far less likely to produce the necessary evidence to identify criminals.
Additionally, many systems are installed by end-users or by contractors who do not truly understand how to properly position and direct surveillance cameras to best achieve a satisfactory result.
Georgia police point out that it is vital that businesses update their old systems to current, digital DVR systems, and consult surveillance professionals to assist in installing cameras the right way.
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Tags: cctv, DVR, police, surveillance installation
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