Surveillance Camera

Study: Detroit surveillance program likely contributed to 'significant' decline in crime

Project Green Light gives businesses the opportunity to install highly visible green lights and high-definition surveillance cameras that feed into the police department's Real Time Crime Center

Video: Pilot gets doorbell camera alert, helps LEOs track suspects from sky

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A sheriff's office helicopter was in flight when the pilot received an alert from his house, which showed a teen trying to break into his car

7 ways the cloud can help agencies keep up with an explosion of data

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The cloud provides unmatched benefits in speed of deployment, security, budgeting, operational flexibility and more

Mayor orders San Diego's Smart Streetlights turned off until surveillance ordinance in place

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Local police hailed the cameras as a game-changer, saying the images helped to identify suspects of violent crimes

Mass. cops seek serial 'COVID hugger' who threatened to give strangers COVID-19

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The man allegedly came up behind several Walmart customers, hugged them and said 'You now have COVID,' police say

Add LPR to make the most of your existing cameras

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Your agency may be eligible for two free trial software licenses to add LPR and vehicle recognition capabilities to existing IP cameras in your jurisdiction

Wis. police partner with Amazon on public safety app

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The Madison Police Department has registered nearly 500 private cameras and have begun using Amazon's Neighbors app to encourage a city-wide public safety social network

Minn. police use technology to search video footage, find clues faster

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The program filters and searches surveillance footage to identify certain objects that appear on video

San Diego police praise 'Smart Street Light' program; critics want public involvement, oversight

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The cameras, which are tucked into high-tech street lights, have helped investigators identify suspects, increase public safety

As San Diego increases use of streetlamp cameras, ACLU raises surveillance concerns

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Officers have increasingly turned to the footage to help crack cases, as frequently as 20 times a month

Calif. lawmakers aim to rein in police use of facial recognition

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State lawmakers are considering regulation barring all California police officers from running facial recognition programs on body cameras

Tenn. police add 14 new cameras around city

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About 16 extremely detailed live streams are projected at one time onto a large screen in the intelligence center, where they're staffed 20 hours per day