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Crooks busted before offending - thanks to smart CCTV: comments

quotesharan

March 25, 2009, 09:31

wow.... great.... this is good thing that britan government doing.... government itself taking step in security by using cctv's in public areas, is very good move. many cities already taken steps in security by using cctv's.... and also cctv technology must be increase.... wireless technology is better one....

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