The document discusses research on the effectiveness of video surveillance in residential communities. According to a New York Times study, crimes dropped 50% in 2020 due to surveillance cameras. Police found footage helpful for investigations. Another study found that 60% of imprisoned burglars looked for alarms before breaking in, and would avoid houses with cameras. The document recommends placing cameras at entry points like the front door, back door, garage, and hallways to help monitor a home and detect criminal activity. It also discusses remote monitoring services that provide security even when on-ground teams are off duty.

1. VIDEO SURVEILLANCE IN
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES!

2. WHAT DO OFFICIAL
REPORTS SAY?
In the year 2020, there was a 50% drop in all crimes
because of surveillance cameras, according to a
New York Times study. Police officers involved in this
research also found it easier to investigate the case
with the help of surveillance footage.

3. HOW DO BURGLARS
CHOOSE HOUSES?
In another research conducted by the University
of North California, there were around 422
burglars imprisoned with the use of surveillance
cameras. Around 60% of the burglars mentioned
that they intend to look for an alarm before
breaking into the house.

4. The University of North California research identified that burglars look for
surveillance cameras before entering a house. If there is a camera, they move
to the next identified target (home) to avoid getting caught. This section will
discuss the areas to hide cameras for better monitoring.
WHERE TO PLACE THE CAMERAS
FOR SURVEILLANCE?

5. Research suggests that the majority of burglars
enter through the front door. It is recommended
to attach the camera above the ground so it
cannot be vandalised.
Front Door

6. If someone manages to escape through the
front door, then placing a camera in the
hallway can be helpful too. Remote guards can
immediately send out alerts to the residents.
Hallway

7. The door at the back of the house often
remains undetected. A smart camera above
the back door might help detect any criminal
activity and even alert the residents to any
unwanted movements around the house.
Rear Door

8. Expensive gadgets are always on the radar of
criminals, garages and sheds are some of the
most vulnerable sites that need security.
Installing a camera inside the garage is a great
way to reduce homeowner stress.
Garage &
Sheds

9. REMOTE GUARDS
MONITOR
SAFETY
Remote guards can aid security companies with
service continuity and emergency response. Even
when your on-ground security team has logged
off, a remote video monitoring team can ensure that
your client locations are secured with
comprehensive perimeter monitoring.

10. NEED A CONSULTATION?
Technomine offers services like careful monitoring
through every single camera on every active client
site. We use Salesforce, TaskRay and similar industry
software to create tech support tickets for Level-1
tech support engineers to address.

11. CONTACT US
www.technomine.biz
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