October 17th, 2011
Surveillance Solutions
Written by Susan Geoghegan
Law enforcement agencies are relying more and more on video surveillance technology to deter criminal activity and keep neighborhoods safe. To meet the changing demands from the public safety sector, evolving video surveillance technology has led to more sophisticated equipment and solutions, such as multi-layer component systems and video analytics.
Multi-camera systems, quickly deployable pan-tilt-zoom cameras, IP systems integration, and video motion detection are just a few of the features that allow police personnel to effectively monitor events in real time. The following companies are leaders in the video surveillance industry that develop and manufacture products and services for the law enforcement market. Read the rest of the article: Law and Order 9.2011
http://www.hendonpub.com/resources/articlearchive/details.aspx?ID=208443
Tags: Crime Point, law enforcement surveillace, law enforcement video, mobile IP video, police video surveillance
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October 17th, 2011
Dickinson Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division selected a covert IP video surveillance system, developed by Crime Point, a valuable Sierra Wireless solutions partner. The Crime Point/Sierra Wireless solution allows the agency to gather intelligence for a variety of cases. Crime Point’s IP video surveillance solution features pervasive mobile broadband communication provided by the Sierra Wireless AirLink Raven X. Rest of story: Sierra_Wireless_Crime_Point_Dickinson_PD_Case_Study
Tags: covert video, Crime Point, law enforcement surveillace, law enforcement surveillance equipment, law enforcement video, mobile IP video
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October 17th, 2011
Dickinson_Sprint_Case_Study The Dickinson Police Department faced a serious challenge when skyrocketing narcotics sales began increasing the overall crime rate and threatening public safety, property values and quality of life. Street-corner dealers were an especially pernicious problem, peddling drugs to youth and adults both day and night. Read rest of story, attached.
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July 12th, 2011
Print and fill out this questionnaire for a quick-quote on retrofitting your surveillance vehicle with IP Complete® Technology — about half the cost of a new platform! Retrofit Questionnaire 2011
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January 25th, 2011
DeKalb_Sprint_Case_Study
Like many public safety agencies, the DeKalb County Policy Department needed to enhance service despite limited budgets. Heavy case loads and resource-intensive eyes-on surveillance were compromising officer and community safety. Remote video surveillance systems were expensive and had geographic limitations.
DeKalb County turned to Sprint and Crime Point for an Internet-based video surveillance solution using a wireless data connection. The introduction of Sprint 4G provided increased speed and bandwidth and enabled the department to pilot and subsequently purchase the PeripherEye video surveillance system. The enhanced, continuous video stream for improved situational awareness and officer safety, and the reduced operator workload were key deciding factors.
According to Tim Donahue, Detective, DeKalb County Policy Department, “4G allows higher quality images and a higher frame rate for a more accurate view of what’s going on in real time. It only takes a split second to hide a gun or hand an object from one person to another. With 4G there’s less of a chance of missing something critical.”
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October 6th, 2010
4G_Tranforms_4CI
In public safety, situational awareness is everything. Decisions must be made quickly — and they should be based on realinformation from a variety of sources. Communications must flow instantly, in all time directions, for commanders and responders to truly have the complete picture. Information must be there at the right time — not six seconds later — because that can be the difference between life and death. Fourth-generation (4G) communication networks and devices will transform situational awareness. Responders will have a common operating picture like never before.
With 4G, everyone will be on the same page immediately because 4G is vastly superior to 3G in three key areas: upload and download speeds, andwidth and latency. Read more.
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April 29th, 2010
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/apr/23/how-police-hot-wired-an-auto-theft-probe-into/
Operation Sudden Impact 4.23.10
Word got out on the street that buyers could be found at an Oxnard warehouse — and the sellers came calling, offering stolen cars, drugs and guns, according to authorities.
What they didn’t know was that the supposed felon buyers were actually undercover cops, that backup officers were ready for action nearby and that the transactions were being recorded by covert audio and video equipment.
See article, above.
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April 29th, 2010
Police Chief Magazine 3.10
The March 2010 issue of the Police Chief Magazine featured photographs of Crime Point’s exclusive IP Complete Surveillance Vehicles on the front cover, as well as a short article within. See link, above.
Tags: IP Complete Surveillance Vehicle Technology, law enforcement surveillance equipment, mobile IP video, police surveillance equipment, surveillance van, surveillance vehicle
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