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All eyes on YOU: Pattaya’s state of the art CCTV system watches the city’s every move


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No deterrent factor at all.

If they want a deterrent factor make the cameras 4 foot by 4 foot with very large signs on them.

if people can't see them there is no deterrent factor at all.

Bit like speed cameras etc.

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I think somebody decided to keep an eye on all those brothels (fronting as bars) and their farang/Thai pimps (bar owners/illegally working farang managers) giving opportunity only to Thais and denying equal opportunity to African ladies. 

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5 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Read a news story about necklace snatch 

Blimey .. the mind boggles .. are there any pearls involved .. 

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4 hours ago, SteveK said:

When you need the footage, the cameras will be broken, 100% guaranteed.

What a silly thing to say , we have reported cases almost daily where CCTV have been used to solve crimes. In the old days they would get away with it. 

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Gotta admit it's becoming a guilty pleasure .......

In general cctv (public and private) has solved quite a few mysteries of the Pattaya Universe so far, so there's no turning back to the old days of artist renderings.

 

I Just hope they don't catch me scratching my @$$ someday and post it all over facebook and youtube................

 

 

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4 hours ago, DaRoadrunner said:

"Pattaya's state of the art CCTV system catches every move"....

but never sees any corruption or prostitution.

And they say a camera never lies.

Must be the police who are blind.

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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

the cameras help to act as a deterrent to crime

I do not think they act as a measurable or effective deterrent, mainly because the punishments and penalties for so many crimes are pretty small.  But they can help in solving some crimes

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9 hours ago, Anythingleft? said:

Errrm, is this the same system that was reported to have more non functional than functional cameras not long back

All fixed now then?......

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Until next time they can be bothered to look. How long before we read a surveillance camera as being out of service being used as an excuse?

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I think that system anythingleft? referred to was the one that didn't have footage of suspects of Erawan Shine bombing some years ago. Could be wrong.

What could be off here?

Lack of maintenance

not enough staff and/or staff too busy on social media to look at CCTV feed

Putting cameras in must have been a cash cow for certain people.

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12 hours ago, from the home of CC said:

sounds like the U.K. - are they gonna put cameras wherever you guys go? ????

No but they soon will have a north african or arab at every corner...does that count?

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6 hours ago, balo said:

What a silly thing to say , we have reported cases almost daily where CCTV have been used to solve crimes. In the old days they would get away with it. 

Not necessarily silly as history proves. It all depends on how rich and influentual you are. Just imagine a certain deceased godfather's son killing someone in a drunken fit. Do you really believe the cctv cameras will be working? No, they won't, and we all know it. And let's not forget that the massively expensive cctv system for Bangkok - a few years back it was found that 60% were not working, and history once again points to the same happening here in Pattaya in a year or two. Sorry mate, but confidence in the police and assorted authorities will never happen.

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12 hours ago, Anythingleft? said:

Errrm, is this the same system that was reported to have more non functional than functional cameras not long back

All fixed now then?......

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yeah months ago it was reported that less than 50 percent of cctvs actually worked.....

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