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Monday, June 26, 2006

Police requirements for digital CCTV Systems are largely being overlooked / CCTV News Portal, 26 June 2006

http://www.cctvnewsportal.com/cctv_news.asp?articleid=25520
"Thousands of companies across the UK could find themselves unable to prosecute thieves, vandals and intruders - despite having CCTV footage of break-ins.This is because UK police requirements for digital CCTV Systems published by the Home Office last year are largely being overlooked. And without the high quality footage needed to pursue a criminal investigation, UK businesses could be losing millions of pounds by unwittingly increasing their security risks and even invalidating insurance cover."

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