Dozens of volunteers recruited to watch out for criminal activity after success of pilot scheme during Rugby World Cup Authorities in a New Zealand city have recruited dozens of volunteers to monitor CCTV cameras as part of the fight against crime. "I am a detail person. I notice things that are suspicious," said Andrew Dinsdale, a former auditor for KPMG, who is one of 52 volunteers who watches Wellington's inner-city CCTV cameras.
Citizen spies: New Zealand police train public to watch CCTV for crime
The Guardian - 28 Oct 2016 04:16
Dozens of volunteers recruited to watch out for criminal activity after success of pilot scheme during Rugby World Cup Authorities in a New Zealand city have recruited dozens of volunteers to monitor CCTV cameras as part of the fight against crime. "I am a detail person. I notice things that are suspicious," said Andrew Dinsdale, a former auditor for KPMG, who is one of 52 volunteers who watches Wellington's inner-city CCTV cameras.
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