Manchester, United Kingdom, September 27th 2011 – Closed-Circuit Television has been used in thousands of cases to help catch criminals, but it is typically used after the event in order to identify criminals and bring them to justice. With CCTV monitoring systems it is possible to alert emergency services to a criminal act while the perpetrators are still on the scene. This makes prosecution more likely and it can also prevent criminals from doing costly damage to properties and goods.
Businesses lose millions every year due to burglary, vandalism, and other criminal acts and the proactive business owner is looking for ways to counteract this. Advanced surveillance equipment can assist in capturing criminals after the crime has taken place and a visible system may act as a deterrent to all but the most determined of criminals. However, for commercial businesses they do not assist in catching criminals in the act.
Night time, when premises are closed, is when many burglaries and criminal acts are committed. Unmanned surveillance equipment will record footage of criminal activities but only with remote CCTV monitoring is it possible to catch the criminals before they leave the scene.
CCTV monitoring services utilise a range of features including advanced sensors and recording and monitoring software. They also integrate trained, professional, surveillance experts into the system so that action can be taken quickly. This quick action can be the difference between catching a criminal once they’ve caused thousands of pounds of damage and made away with large amounts of stock, and catching them in the act.
Aim-monitoring.co.uk offers a range of tailored CCTV monitoring systems that assist businesses and commercial property owners in preventing acts of burglary and vandalism. Trained professionals and intelligent monitoring systems combine to offer businesses the best opportunity to reduce loss and damage caused by criminals.
Contact:
Advanced Independent Monitoring
PO Box 519
Manchester
M60 2LY
Tel: 0844 800 1643
Fax: 0844 800 9147
Web: www.aim-monitoring.co.uk
Email: info@aim-monitoring.co.uk
