The new anti-theft program is funded by a $100,000 grant provided by the District Attorney's Office and will allow about 200 businesses to be equipped with the new technology, Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen announced. Organized retail theft gangs are terrorizing our community, and they're not just destroying store fronts and stealing jewelry, Rosen said at the press conference. They're destroying dreams, stealing livelihoods and making it difficult for mom-and-pop store owners to put food on the table for themselves and their children.
Video surveillance significantly enhances street safety. When people see that investments are being made in security, they become more alert to their surroundings and more conscientious about following rules.
The BOP G5/Hypervision platform is designed for operational monitoring across urban and intercity transport fleets by enabling both real-time and retrospective video tracking.
Many mass notification systems offer zoned paging, which allows for targeted information delivery to impacted areas. However, the unique advantage of combining video surveillance data with mass notification is the ability to tailor information to different groups of people.
