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RE: CCTV Issues
- Subject: RE: CCTV Issues
- From: "Benfield, John (IT Services, ID)" <john.benfield@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 09:18:20 +0100
>I look after a installation that uses two geovision cards to record the
>cctv. We had some vandals the other month, successfully prosecuted 3
out of
>4 of them (the local copper was very pleased as he had wanted evidence
on
>two of them for a while) It didn't go to court, so don't know how the
images
>would have stood up in there, but was enough to get them arrested. The
>police were rather bemused when I handed them a CD and printouts as
>evidence. They seemed quite happy with it.
I had the local crime prevention office around some time ago. One of his
comments to be was that a picture showing someone doing the deed is often
enough for them to admit to it and there not needed as court evidence.
I've also found a company that does commercial remote cctv coverage using
Geo-Vision cards in PC's. These guys do it as a business, so I guess that
they use there stuff in court.
JB
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