How do police respond to the presence of cameras and photographers? Many speculative
theories have been proposed offering mixed and sometimes contradictory answers to this …

This 2007 report explains in detail the joint assessment of the three California ACLU
affiliates on government-funded video surveillance cameras and the proliferation of video …

What can change the willingness of people to report crimes? A 6-month study in Denver
investigated whether Body Worn Cameras (BWCs) can change crime-reporting behavior …

Closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance cameras serve many functions and are used in
both public and private settings. The prevention of personal and property crime is among its …

Objective: To evaluate the effect of closed circuit television (CCTV) surveillance on levels of
assault injury and violence detection. Design: Intervention versus control study design …

This article provides background, insight and an assessment of the challenges and benefits
of using college student interns to monitor public safety cameras. Based on one element of a …

CCTV is widely acknowledged to be ubiquitous in British urban areas. However, despite its
proliferation, there remains no concrete and certifiable evidence to suggest that it is the …

This report examines the various uses of video surveillance and other visual technology by
public and private entities to prevent and discourage crime, including law enforcement …

This article reports on the findings of a systematic review--incorporating meta-analytic
techniques--of the available research evidence on the effects of closed-circuit television …