Some would-be criminals may be thwarted by the presence of home security systems. Unfortunately, many police departments no longer dispatch for alarms due to volume of false positives.
You might see if an incident occurs and get a crystal clear image of a suspect's face. But if you don't know the person and the police don't know the person, you'll need more evidence to get a lead.
There are no real legal issues because the cameras are being placed on public property, with clearly posted signs, according to ACLU public policy director Denise Maes in the Denver Channel.
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