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I’m doing a paper for my final exam, I already have two claims which are

1. surveillance cameras are good because they help catch criminals
2. surveillance cameras are good because they help stimulate the city’s economy

I need a 3rd one and I’m really stuck on it, If you give me a answer on a 3rd claim I will vote it as best answer thank-you please

I am writing a story in which law enforcement officers use surveillance cameras to catch arsonists. The site is rural. It has electrical power and cell phone coverage, but not internet capability. How would the police review the data recorded on the cameras? Would they use the internet via cell phone or use the cameras’ memory cards?

Toledo’s new police chief Derrick Diggs says he has implemented a new type of data driven policing since taking office. He also discusses his plans for bringing surveillance cameras to Toledo in order to fight crime.

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I was driving through a city in western Michigan earlier this week and noticed that there are a lot of surveillance cameras attached to the tops of stoplights, but when I went home and did some research, it says that no city in Michigan uses red light cameras or speed cameras, and these cameras don’t like those to begin with. What is the purpose of these if they are not being used for traffic enforcement, according to data that was just released this month? (These cameras have been there quite a while, apparently.)

I just purchased wireless outdoor surveillance camera for my house. It is and is not wireless meaning the camera needs a power source. I would like to install 4 video cameras around my house and want to use a SOLAR power device.
Also (please) a SOLAR power device that would generate enough energy to 4 surveillance cameras.
Any suggestions?

And do not say DUH, I am new to this.

my best friend works at the movies.one night he was ushering u know cleaning up the theatres he found a wallet with a lot of money.and he didnt get caught he just threw the wallet back on the ground.do they have surveillance cameras in the movies auditoriums i mean could they have him on camera?

A lot of stores, petrol bunks, offices, appartment communities etc are using surveillance cameras for safety purpose. What happens to all these videos capyured ? Are these videos being constantly monitored while they are recorded ?

If we already have HD tv, LCD,3D etc. How come we havent used that technology for surveillance cameras in stores, gas stations, and all those other highly affected areas of robbery? It would increase the rate of catching these people and/or other things. Ive been watching too much ‘Most Shocking’ to have thought of this question, but i would like an explanation. Thanks

How many street cameras, atm cameras, and building cameras are there. I’m trying to figure out how much of the US is constantly being watched. But that can not really be determined, being that I don’t know the angles of all of these cameras, or the quality of the image they produce. But it’d be an interesting fact to know…. How many surveillance cameras are in the US, per square feet. I bet the ratio is pretty surprising. I hope someone can help me out. I’ve looked all over.