CCTV Camera records man repeatedly punching his friend

A MAN was caught on a CCTV camera repeatedly punched a friend outside a hostel for the homeless. Christopher Giddings was caught on CCTV camera launching an attack on Steven Fellows in front of other residents. The footage, shown at Worcester Magistrates Court, caught Giddings aggressively point at Mr Fellows while he was sitting on a bench outside St Paul’s Hostel in October. 

Giddings, a 26 year old, later moved close to Mr Fellows quickly and opened up a number of punches on his head and body as recorded by the CCTV camera installed at the location. 

Read the complete story here: http://www.berrowsjournal.co.uk/news/local/4098340.Man_repeatedly_punched_friend/

Colchester: CCTV cameras for station parking shed

A customer, David Bibby of Chaucer Way, is calling for better security whose new bike worth £200 was stolen on the very first day he used it, from Colchester railway station.

London based IT consultant wants better security coverage for bike parking sheds at station by using CCTV Cameras.

As quoted in the article, he was quiet annoyed as after a long time he had sold his old bike & had brought a new one & it was stolen so easily.

National Express East Anglia, which is responsible for the security of the station, is working on improving the security & installing CCTV Cameras at the parking areas with the local authorities as well as the British Transport Police & other partners.

 

Source: http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/3818314.Colchester__Call_for_CCTV_after_cycle_is_stolen/

Councillors want to increase CCTV cameras in town

Morley Independent councillors feels that the number cameras installed in the town are not enough to extend surveillance in areas including Corporation Street and Queensway although most of the Queen Street is covered by the surveillance system.

A report showed that most of the arrests had been made because of the CCTV camera footage but quiet a few suspects were often unable to be captured because of the limitations in reach by the 5 CCTV cameras in operation.

Source: http://www.morleyobserver.co.uk/news/Councillors-want-more-town-CCTV.4590185.jp

 

 

CCTV camera reaches toilet

Found this interested article on ThePublican.com about CCTV been proposed to be placed in mens toilet to watch suspicious activities. 

But hold on the CCTV will not watch the private activities, but instead any objectionable activities in the general washing area. The place in the article in with the security measure is The Weighing Machine, in Wavertree, Liverpool.

The pub feels it will be an embarrassing moment for the customers to be watched in toilet.

Source: http://www.thepublican.com/story.asp?sectioncode=7&storycode=61406