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 It’s no secret Albuquerque has a crime problem. Now the city is doing something about it, using security cameras as their weapons. The plan is to combine security cameras from business owners and residents into one large database, allowing law enforcement to keep a better eye on the city. For some business owners, there’s still some questions about the new initiative. “I came in on Sunday morning approximately at 10:00 a.m., to discover that my barbecue pit had been missing,” said Daniel Morgan, the owner of Peppers Ole Fashion Barbecue on San Pedro. In his nine years at that location, he had only experienced minor thefts, until this weekend. “I just felt very agitated and frustrated,” said Morgan. Morgan has a security camera, but unfortunately it didn’t catch the criminal. “Today we are announcing the SCAN system, which stands for Security Camera Analytical Network,” said Mayor Richard J. Berry. The Mayor’s Office, prosecutors, and law enforcement are joining ...

The minister inspected hospital wards including Emergency, Orthopedics, OPD, diagnostic lab, surgical units and Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Minister for Health and Medical Education, Bali Bhagat, today reviewed the patient care facilities during a surprise visit to the District Hospital (DH) Rajouri. The minister directed the hospital authorities to install CCTV cameras in and around the hospital compound for security. He took a detailed review of stock and supply position of medicines and also enquired about the staff in position against the sanctioned strength. The minister inspected hospital wards   including Emergency, Orthopedics, OPD, diagnostic lab, surgical units and Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).  He also interacted with the patients and inquired about the quality of health care facilities being provided in the hospital.   The patients while expressing their gratitude to the government said the prescribed medicines and diagnostic t...

The surveillance cameras installed at Randhir Verma Chowk in Dhanbad on Sunday. Picture by Gautam Dey If speeding or jaywalking is a habit with you, it is time to change. The Dhanbad civic authorities have begun an extensive surveillance campaign on the coal capital's reckless roads, installing 110 closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras and speed guns across 28 traffic intersections in Dhanbad, Jharia, Katras, Sindri and Chatatand. While 27 cameras have already been put up at strategic locations such as Randhir Verma Chowk, Birsa Munda Chowk, Rangatand Chowk and City Centre area, the remaining gadgets will be up and running in a phased manner before Durga Puja in September-end. Chief executive officer Manoj Kumar of Dhanbad Municipal Corporation (DMC) said they had roped in Jamshedpur-based agency Maple PC and Peripherals Private Limited for the Rs 3.8-crore job. "Three to five cameras are being installed at each of the 28 intersections, depending on coverage ar...

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine National Police chief Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa said Monday that it was wrong for Crime Investigation and Detection Group operatives to cut the closed circuit television or CCTV cameras during the bloody raid which killed Ozamiz City Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog Sr. and 14 others. “Wala ako doon noong nangyari kaya hindi ko alam kung pinagtatanggal nga ‘yan (CCTV cameras), pero hindi tama,” Dela Rosa said in a press briefing at Camp Crame in Quezon City. The nation’s top cop said the supposed footage of CCTV cameras   serve as part of transparency like the invitation of members of the media and community officers.  “Kaya nga nag-imbita ka pa ng taga-media, mag-imbita ka pa ng barangay official para transparent ang ginagawa sa pag-serve ng search warrant,” he added. Parojinog, his wife Susan, brother Octavio and 12 others were killed yesterday after an alleged shootout against the raiding team of the CIDG, which came to ser...

A the security cameras at Temple Mount were removed Thursday morning, the Wakf is set to meet and hold a press conference to announce their decisions about the latest developments in Jerusalem and whether Al-Aksa (Temple Mount) compound will be opened today for prayers or not. Israeli Police stated that the security at Temple Mount has been returned to the pre-July 14 attack conditions, as a direct result of the Security Cabinet's decision. Hundreds of Muslims gathered by Lion's Gate on Thursday morning in celebration of the removal of metal detectors and security cameras at Temple Mount. Ref: http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/Security-cameras-removed-at-Temple-Mount-Wakf-to-decide-on-renewal-of-prayers-500883

There is a significant increase in the focus on home and personal security . This is according to Roy Alves, country manager of Axis Communications, who points to a steep surge in the deployment of home and residential security solutions. Alves adds that, whereas before the value of estates and houses was driven largely by location, today’s property prices are increasingly impacted by the level of its security, at times even more so than geography. “Crime is not abating,” says Alves. “People want to feel safe, they want to know that their homes and families are protected.” But, he stresses the importance of engaging a professional provider. “Although the right hardware is key, there is still so much more to security and surveillance than simply installing a camera.” And, with not all ‘providers’ privy to certain intricacies, this can, unfortunately, leave home owners with a false sense of security. Deploying a reputable solution, through a professional provider, will also all...

LAHORE: Inoperative CCTV cameras at the site of the recent suicide attack in Lahore which claimed the lives of at least 26 people, including nine police personnel, has created a hindrance for the Joint Investigation Team formed to probe the incident, sources informed Geo News. As the JIT started collecting evidence from the blast site near Ferozepur Road, the team decided to proceed by taking into account pictures and videos from the CCTV cameras installed nearby under the 'Safe City Project', however, it soon found that the cameras were out of order. Sources said that with the help of CCTV footage , the investigators wanted to ascertain the identity of the attacker and his facilitators but due to the unexpected glitch, the investigators are facing issues in carrying out the investigation. The JIT has taken into account testimonies of eyewitnesses and the injured; while the team is waiting to receive the medical report of the alleged suicide attacker. ...

Hyderabad: On Thursday, at around 10 am, while collecting waste near the Vajpayee Nagar railway gate in Neredmet, a 58-year-old rag picker came across a heavy white opaque plastic bag containing Rs 16 lakh in demonetised currency notes. Startled by the sudden discovery and fearful of its likely consequences, the rag picker Chanda Gangubai, the wife of late Chanda Singh, approached the cops and handed over the plastic bag to them. Gangubai, a resident of Vajpayee Nagar herself, usually collects wastes from the area to make a living. “The currency notes were found in a white plastic bag and were in Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denominations of banned currency notes. They were old notes and not newly printed,” said SI Srinivas Rao of Neredmet. Although there are no CCTV cameras in that area police officials are enquiring with locals for clues regarding the bag owner. “There is a CCTV camera near the rail track but it does not cover the area where the stash was found. We are che...

Hyderabad: Telangana State is using Chenchu trackers to collect seeds for Haritha Haram. But, 300 Chenchu trackers in the Andhra side of the Nagarjunasagar Srisailam Tiger Reserve are working for tiger conservation. However, no tiger conservation initiatives have been taken up despite dwindling tiger population in Telangana. Tigers coming from Maharasthra are also vanishing and only one is found in Kawal now. According to wild life experts, tigers have inceased in the neighbouring states of Maharashtra, which recorded 190 tigers in 2014, up from 103 tigers in 2006. Karnataka recorded 406 tigers in 2014 up from 290 in 2006. However, AP/TS have shown a steady decline in tiger populations. Heavily forested districts such as Warangal, Khammam, East/West Godavari, and Vishakapatnam have hardly any tigers left. The tiger habitat in AP and Telangana once extended to about 40,000 sq km. This has shrunk to about 22,000 sq km. AP is doing better with about 50-60 tigers in the...

Denizens can expect more heavy rain over the two days as the monsoon has been strengthened by a low-pressure weather system over Bay of Bengal. Both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are being covered by the ongoing spell of rain, being attributed to the weather system which is just off the coast of Odisha and AP. The system was expected to provide moderate rainfall for the next four days but the India Meteorological Department warned of heavy spells over the next two days. “After the present system, there will be some reduction in rainfall but it will still remain above normal for this time of the year,” said Director-in-Charge for IMD Hyderabad, Y.K. Reddy. On Monday, several areas in the city received moderate rainfall exceeding 1.5 cm, which caused water-logging in low-lying areas along many stretches in the the city. Knee-high water caused traffic to come to a standstill on arterial stretches of Secunderabad including R.P. Road and M.G. Road. As the main roads prov...

Deputy Chief Minister Kadiyam Srihari advised the vice chancellors to ensure that universities do not become platforms for political or ideological meetings but become centres for quality learning and research. At a meeting of the Vice Chancellors held here on Sunday in view of the beginning of the new academic year, Mr. Srihari asked the VCs to be wary and take strict measures in the backdrop of drugs racket busted in the State and involvement of some college students as well. Install CCTV cameras at colleges and hostels and also biometric machines to monitor attendance of students and teachers. Overstaying in hostels On the Osmania University hostels issue, he said OU students overstaying after their course have asked time till July 23 for preparation for some examinations and a decision would be taken after discussions with the officials. He requested the non-boarders to vacate the hostels so that fresh students could be allotted rooms. Mr. Srihari said the G...

Hyderabad: Heavy rainfall that lashed the city on Monday brought normal life in some parts of the city to a standstill and left the traffic crawling during peak hours. Overflowing drains in many areas added to the woes of commuters, who were already caught in a traffic gridlock that left a long pile up of vehicles on roads across the city, particularly on routes leading to Secunderabad and Hitec City. Rainfall and thunderstorms also hit busy areas such as Banjara Hills, Ameerpet, Dilsukhnagar, LB Nagar, Punjagutta, Jubilee Hills, Abids, Tolichowki and Uppal. However, even as the rains lashed the city, the rituals of the Bonalu festival were attended by a huge number of people who braved the rains in old city. The city recorded 41.8 mm till 8.30 p.m. on Monday evening and among all the areas, Srinagar Colony received the highest rainfall of 52 mm, followed by 51.8 mm in Madhapur and 51 mm in Amberpet. The police department permitted Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corp...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. federal appeals court on Monday upheld nondisclosure rules that allow the FBI to secretly issue surveillance orders for customer data to communications firms, a ruling that dealt a blow to privacy advocates. A unanimous three-judge panel on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco sided with a lower court decision in finding that rules permitting the Federal Bureau of Investigation to send national security letters under gag orders are appropriate and do not violate the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution's free speech protections. Content distribution firm Cloudflare and phone network operator CREDO Mobile had sued the government in order to notify customers of five national security letters, or NSLs, received between 2011 and 2013. The FBI's use of NSLs has drawn increased scrutiny as new transparency laws have let companies publish some of the letters, which has shown the agency may have run afoul of ru...

An eight-year-old boy was killed after being hit by a speeding bike in Karimnagar district of Telangana on Sunday. The accident, which took place at the Gangadhar crossing, was caught on a security surveillance camera (CCTV). According to the CCTV footage, the boy, identified as Akshaya, along with his mother and sister was crossing the road when all of a sudden he ran towards the other end of the road. At that moment, a speeding bike hit him, and the boy was flung into the air before hitting the ground. Passersby rushed the boy to nearby hospital where he was declared brought dead. Ref: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/telangana-boy-hit-by-speeding-bike-dies-on-spot/1/1003919.html

A woman caused about $2,00,000 in damage when she knocked over about 10 pieces of artwork while taking a selfie at the 14th Factory Exhibition in Los Angeles. Video captured by a surveillance camera showed that the woman attempted to take a selfie with one of the displayed crowns. When she crouched down for the best angle, she suddenly fell backward and knocked one over and caused a domino effect, as all the art pieces were set closely to each other. All other pieces in that row were knocked over. Their value is estimated at $20,000 each. A spokeswoman of the 14th Factory confirmed to Fox News on Saturday that three sculptures were permanently destroyed, while others were partially damaged. Ref: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/womans-selfie-trip-damages-10-crowns-worth-2-lakh-international-news/18429152

Hyderabad: In a move aimed at ensuring better safety and protection for its priceless treasure troves that were collected from far and near, Salar Jung Museum has initiated the second phase of surveillance camera installation in the campus. The enhanced network of high resolution CCTV camera , officials said, would help in round-the-clock surveillance in and around the heritage structure which houses one of the best antiquity collections of the world. Museum officials said that the surveillance cameras so far were there only inside the museum. Apart from strengthening that coverage, works are on to getting an eye around the museum too. “In this phase, we have decided to install the cameras outside the museum as well,” said Ravi Kumar, museum assistant executive engineer. Nearly 130 new cameras are being installed in different vantage points while a thorough check of the existing cameras has also been taken up. “Where required, we will be getting the old surveilla...

Two bodies found stuffed inside suitcases abandoned in mountainous forest near Tokyo are suspected to be missing Chinese sisters, local media reported today. Police officers reportedly found the corpses folded inside the bags at two separate sites in the woods late yesterday. Police suspect that the bodies are those of two female Chinese restaurant workers, aged 22 and 25, who were living in Yokohama and missing since last week, according to reports. A man in his 30s caught on a surveillance camera at the sisters' apartment before they went missing has been identified as a suspect. Kanagawa prefectural police refused to comment yesterday's discovery when contacted by AFP. Grisly murder cases often grab headlines in Japan, though the country is known as one of the world's safest with an annual murder rate of less than one per 100,000 people. Last year, the body of a Chinese woman who had been missing for over two years was found inside a sui...

The Australian government plans to introduce new legislation forcing companies such as Google and Facebook to de-crypt messages in the name of fighting terrorism and other crimes. But the move will have serious implications for cybersecurity. In a press conference on Friday, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the law would impose an obligation on technology companies to be able to provide Australian security agencies with access to encrypted user communications. Both he and Attorney-General George Brandis have insisted they are not asking for “back doors” to be built into encryption software. Yet they have not detailed how their goal can be achieved otherwise. Take an end-to-end encrypted messaging service like Signal. A server scrambles the original message, and the text can be de-scrambled only by a “key” that exists on the recipient’s phone. The company never sees the plaintext. The government’s message is that it’s only trying to keep the country safe, but ...

A Honda Jazz fresh from the assembly line was being unloaded from a truck at the godown of a dealer in Fatehpur Beri, south Delhi, last week. Two armed men came from nowhere and snatched the car at gunpoint. But the law caught up with them after a petrol pump's CCTV camera recorded them buying fuel. The incident occurred on June 2 when six Honda Jazz cars were being brought from a factory in Rajasthan to the godown. Four cars had already been parked inside. When the fifth car was brought out, two men on a motorbike accosted the driver of the vehicle and accused him of hitting their motorbike with the car. Shakul, the employee, contested the claim. At this, one of them pulled out a pistol and pointed it at Shakul. He was asked to step out and the car was driven away. Police were informed and footage from CCTV cameras from several places was scanned. Police had a hunch that the snatchers must have bought fuel before planning the loot as brand-new car...

Basalt smuggling on Goa-Karnataka border exposed Staff of the State Transport Department receive bribes to turn a blind eye to the rampant smuggling of basalt stone into the State. The modus operandi is clear, blatant and visible to anyone who spend time on the border and watches carefully and asks a few questions Herald did exactly that.The operation takes place at Chorla Ghat with the Keri check post as the point of entrance into Goa. For a day this week, Herald observed the movement of basalt trucks while spending time at a crusher site as the trucks moved from Jamboti to Keri.Herald also watched as the trucks moved through the Ghat section of Chorla which is in the Western Ghats in Sattari. The growing number of infrastructure projects in the State has led to a rise in the demand for basalt stone, leading to the emergence of dozens of suppliers in Goa who receive this crushed stone from Jamboti in Belgaum. trucks usually halt on the road side of the ghat...

Kasturba Marg police on Saturday busted a four-member gang from Jharkhand that broke into a Borivli (East) store last month and escaped with Rs 5 lakh cash and 267 mobile phones worth Rs 76.13 lakh. The police arrested Abdul Shaikh (36), kingpin of the gang, from a construction site in Ghatkopar where the gang was hiding after the burglary. They had entered Hari Om Custom Collection in Borivli (East) by drilling a hole in the roof using screw-drivers. The gang planned to sell the mobile phones in Bangladesh or Nepal. However, they changed their plan of leaving the city when they read in newspapers that police had got their photos from the shop's CCTV camera . The CCTV was connected to the complainant, Shantibhai Satara's mobile phone through an app. On June 27, when Satara opened his shop, he found it ransacked. The CCTV footage showed four men with faces covered drop down into the shop after making a hole in the roof. "The gang only stole mo...

Indian Railways will install CCTV surveillance system at more than 900 stations under the Nirbhaya Fund at an approved cost of Rs 500 crore to strengthen security at rail premises. Tenders will be floated shortly to install about 19,000 high definition CCTV cameras at 983 stations across the country to ensure round-the-clock security to passengers including women. The Centre had created Nirbhaya Fund with a Rs 1000 crore corpus in its 2013 Union Budget to support initiatives by the government and NGOs working towards protecting the dignity and ensuring safety of women in the country. The project envisages installation of cameras at platforms and waiting areas while there will be control rooms at stations to monitor CCTV footages by trained RPF personnel constantly. The station master will also be given access to monitor CCTV camera footage as part of the project being undertaken by the public transporter, said a senior Railway Ministry official. Railways have abo...

Videocon extends recent rally Videocon Industries was locked at 5% upper circuit level at Rs 31.95 at 12:48 IST on BSE, with the stock extending its recent rally. Meanwhile, the S&P BSE Sensex was up 211.08 points or 0.66% at 32,015.90. The S&P BSE Small-Cap index rose 65.08 points or 0.41% at 15,962.09. The stock opened with an upward gap of 5% and remained locked at that level at Rs 31.95 so far during the day. The stock had hit a 52-week high of Rs 114.90 on 6 October 2016 and a 52-week low of Rs 16.35 on 27 June 2017. The stock had outperformed the market over the past one month till 12 July 2017, advancing 12.15% compared with the Sensex's 2.28% rise. The stock had, however, underperformed the market over the past one quarter, declining 70.64% as against the Sensex's 7.29% rise. The scrip had also underperformed the market over the past one year, sliding 70.76% as against the Sensex's 14.37% rise. The small-cap company has equity ca...

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In a startling revelation, income tax (I-T) sleuths have discovered that Rs 7 crore cash was deposited in a bank account of an Uber cab driver from Hyderabad. During scrutiny of huge cash deposits in bank accounts after demonetisation of high-value currency, the I-T (investigation) wing sleuths of Hyderabad had zeroed in on the account of the Uber cab driver from Hyderabad, where Rs 7 crore demonetised notes had been deposited in the State Bank of Hyderabad account in a span of a few weeks after November second week. The Uber cab driver has an account in one of the SBH branches. The account was dormant before demonetisation," an I-T official told TOI. Immediately after the deposits were made, the amount was transferred in a phased manner into the account of a bullion merchant through RTGS (real time gross settlement). "When we confronted the cab driver about the deposits and transfers from his account to the bullion trader, he could not explain the sources ...

Future Market Insights has announced the addition of the “ CCTV Camera Market : Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment 2015-2025" report to their offering. CCTV (Closed circuit television) is the utilization of video cameras to communicate a signal to a particular place, on a limited set of monitors. It is basically a system in which signals are not publicly distributed but are examined, majorly for closed observation and security purposes. The CCTV's are frequently utilized for surveillance in locations that may require regular monitoring such as casinos, banks, military installations, airports, shopping malls, convenience stores, etc. Apart from this, CCTV cameras have wide applications across the globe by government institutions to reduce and avoid domestic and international security threats. The CCTV cameras have gained traction across the world due to inclining concerns for safety and protection. This has ultimately generated the demand for...