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As câmeras falando de CCTV vêm a Manchester
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Há ao redor 4.2 milhão câmeras da segurança em Grâ Bretanha
As câmeras de CCTV que dizem povos fora cometendo o comportamento anti-social foram vivas em um Manchester mais grande. As câmeras “falando” em Salford vêm completo com os altofalantes bark ordens em louts ou em vandals da maca.
Os altofalantes foram equipados a 11 câmeras de CCTV ao longo da estrada de Liverpool, e os oficiais no quarto de controle podem flick um interruptor e falar aos offenders.
Os críticos do esquema queixam-se “do irmão grande”, mas as autoridades dizem que fará uma diferença real.
Salford has been granted £25,000 for the scheme which will also be rolled out to other hotspots in Brookhouse, Ordsall and Winton later this year.
The talking CCTV scheme is part of a wider national campaign - through the government’s Respect Agenda - to promote good behaviour and challenge bad behaviour.
It is hoped the camera will shame troublemakers into better behaviour.
‘Wake-up call’
Ch Supt Kevin Mulligan, divisional commander for Salford, said: “The technology will enhance our ability to tackle all kinds of anti-social behaviour, by reminding people that we are actively monitoring their actions.”
Councillor David Lancaster, lead member for community safety at Salford City Council, said: “We are confident this Talking CCTV will act as a wake-up call for those who blight our communities.”
Salford is the first area in Greater Manchester to get the talking cameras.
Blackpool in Lancashire already has the talking cameras and Wirral in Merseyside is also awaiting their arrival.
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