Anti-Crime Technology Innovation Revolutionory

Feb. 28, 2012 - PRLog -- With the development of society,more and more crimes emerged and also more and more anti-crime technology equipment appeared.Along with the digital time’s spring,digital age has led to major technological advancements, and law enforcement will likely be the next arena that reaps the benefit. In about 10 major cities across the country, a "Real-Time Crime Center" has been installed, providing virtual guard services and support, to the police officers that serve on the force. The center is the nucleus for various remote video surveillance systems that can help cops respond to crimes, like robberies and shootings, or help them identify and localize stolen cars, that otherwise might never have been found. Advances are still under way for an all-encompassing criminal database system that can conduct searches and pull records, in under a minute. Once completed, the system could truly revolutionize the way law enforcement is conducted in this country.

In order for the Real-Time Crime Centers to function at an optimum level, they require 24-hour staffing to monitor the systems. Largely funded using federally granted money, the centers are typically equipped with rows of computers and huge wall screens onto which surveillance images can be projected. The technology has been developed, in the interest of streamlining police work, in order to accelerate the speed of investigations and apprehend criminals. For example, if an armed robbery were to take place, the Center would likely already have information regarding which way the suspect fled, which is information that could then be transmitted to officers in the field. In order to make the surveillance network more all encompassing, a program called SafeCam is being developed. The SafeCam allows private owners to register their personal virtual guard systems, so that they can be accessed by the police in case of an emergency. With SafeCam supplementing the ever-growing police surveillance network, there is very little that should slip through the cracks.

Aside from remote video surveillance, the Centers utilize high tech automated license-plate readers that have enormous range, and can scan cars, exceeding speeds of 140 miles per hour. The scanners use infrared sensors, and in a typical week, will scan upwards of 400,000 plates. With the computers doing all the grunt work of locating potential suspects and cross-checking databases, law enforcement officers will be able to focus more exclusively on the human element of their job, like interviewing witnesses or consoling victims. Technology is truly modernizing the art of law enforcement, and with the help of these remarkable Real-Time Crime Centers, the world we live in will hopefully be a safer and more secure place to live.

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