New camera technology that helps the decline in Destiny USA crime

The ownership crime has decreased by almost 50% in New York's largest shopping centers, say shopping centers, which also have shopping centers in most important markets of upstate.

Destiny USA officials say it is not luck, but layers.

A new task force for real estate crimes, security upgrades, police cooperation and the number-read-read technology called Flock cameras act up all measurable results.

Michael Gately, General Manager at Destiny USA, says that the investment pays off.

“In November 2023 we introduced the task force of the Task Force for ownership crimes, a partnership with the Syracuse police department,” said Gately. “We have seen a 50% reduction in real estate crime, and this can not only be attributed to work that we have done in this great partnership with the Syracuse Police Department, but also in our overlaid security approach and the Flock cameras. And the institution of this technology is a large part of it.”

Fate is not the only place where the cameras are used. The Pyramid Management Group expanded her to her sister shopping centers in Buffalo and Albany after seeing success in Syracus.

According to the Syracuse police, the camera technology was a player.

“We have received a great decline in the overall break, which is really driven by our property and our vehicle crimes,” said Jeff Blauvelt Jeff Blauvelt from Syracuse. “Almost 50% of our vehicle theft fell compared to the previous year. Overall, a reduction of almost 25% is in our crime, which also includes violent crime and crime. [it’s] One of the main tools. It is difficult to quantify how advantageous they were and how many people they saved. “

Syracuse currently operates 13 cameras in the city, while Destiny USA gives access to their 10 private herd cameras.

If someone from the shopping center is forbidden to come back, herd cameras can mark their license plate and draw attention to safety before even making it through the door.