Atlanta, GA partnered with Fusus on real-time surveillance camera access for police officers

Atlanta, GA real-time surveillance camera access police

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The Atlanta Police Department partnered with Peachtree Corners-based tech company Fusus to utilize new surveillance software that allows officers to share camera feeds in real time. The Connect Atlanta network provides officers access to footage from over 4,500 surveillance cameras from inside their squad cars before arriving at the scene of a crime. The surveillance program helps officers save time gathering evidence, making arrests, and deterring crime.

Public Safety Public Private Partnership (PPP)Emergency Services Surveillance

Atlanta, GA

Municipality in Georgia

United States

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Atlanta Police Hope New Camera Network Helps Reduce Crime

Atlanta police say that the new surveillance technology helped lead to a quick arrest in the killing of a 6-month-old boy who was shot in his car seat Monday during a gunbattle outside a store.

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‘A game-changer’: Atlanta police hope new camera network will help solve, reduce crime

Atlanta police hope a new camera integration system will transform the way investigators solve crimes — and possibly deter some people from committing

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