We can start with using new
technology. Nothing that sophisticated
and certainly not hard to install.
Anyone now can affordably rig their home with surveillance cameras.
With this type of equipment, there is a good possibility that you could
catch the thief by watching him live at another location been able to call the
police and giving them up to the minute information to help them apprehend the
criminals. It is now possible for you to
watch your own home invasion as it is happening. Most likely the intruder will not know that
the homeowner has now trapped them. Your
wireless cameras placed whenever you wanted them to be has now captured the
movements of an intruder.
What is new now is that you can
get an alert on your I
phone. Instantly you can see streaming video
of what is going on. Using your phone
with a downloaded special app, where local police is called and most
importantly with your guidance, the police will know where in the home the intruder
is, how many intruders are there, do you see weapons? Any question can be answered quickly and
efficiently while the police are arriving at your location feeling confident
that they have a heads up on what type of situation they will be facing. With your video guidance they will even know
what the intruders look like. This assistance is amazingly important in solving
the crime quickly and safely for the officers. The police will be more willing
to approach a situation they are sure about.
There is a new system that while
looking at your app on your phone, you could speak through the sound system in your
house. The intruder is instantly
startled when he hears from somewhere, “Get
out of my place!” The Intruder usually leaves sometimes without stealing
anything. There are times where the
police are able to quickly apprehend the intruder and can at least hold
them in jail on bail for a while during a lengthy investigation. Without this
type of assistance, most robberies or attempted robberies take forever to solve
or not even pursued.
Security expert, Chris McGoey
says this is all a proactive approach to use available technology to notify the
authorities that there has been a burglar
in our home. It is great to be the first to know when
something unfortunate like this happens rather than to be the last to know. Around the country now remote cameras are
being used everywhere to protect people and their possessions. With 911 tapes there are extensive dialogues
accompanied with video to use as evidence in court. This is all very important.
Sgt. Steve Wessendorf of the the Boyton Beach Police Department is willing to
admit that unless police catch them in the act, coming out of a location in possession of
stolen goods, an intruder can get away with the crime. We all want to know what is happening in our
homes when we’re not there. Sometimes it
is as simple as getting a camera and a motion detector and it is as effective
as a lock on your door. Images can be sent
instantly to your e-mail. For about a$250
investment in these items, technology is part of our life. Video surveillance is not
a waste of money.
They say pictures are worth 1000
words, well add videotape to that description.
The fact is that only one out of 10 burglaries are solved mostly
because identifying the intruder is so difficult. Now the intruder has a problem. When they think no one is watching, someone
is watching. Go buy some stuff you really need for your home. Protection.
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