澳大利亚警方无法有效访问2000万台监控摄像头, Australia’s police can’t efficiently access 20 million surveillance cameras, but a tech fix could save millions and boost patrols.

澳大利亚数以百万计的监控摄像头产生了巨大的打击犯罪的潜力,但由于系统过时和门到门请求等人工程序,警方在获取录像方面挣扎不已。 Australia’s millions of surveillance cameras generate vast crime-fighting potential, but police struggle to access footage due to outdated systems and manual processes like door-to-door requests. 首席专员迈克·布什寻求加强巡逻,但效率低下阻碍了进展。 Chief Commissioner Mike Bush seeks to boost patrols, but inefficiencies hinder progress. 前警探David Bartlett提出一个技术解决方案,简化闭路电视和破碎摄像头数据的获取,每年可能节省100万警察时数和2亿美元,相当于增加数百名警官。 Former detective David Bartlett proposes a tech solution to streamline access to CCTV and dashcam data, potentially saving 1 million police hours and $200 million annually—equivalent to adding hundreds of officers. Bartlett认为, 全国约有2 000万个摄像头, 一个协调的数字平台可以迅速检索证据, 改变执法部门如何利用现有监控来打击犯罪。 With around 20 million cameras nationwide, Bartlett argues a coordinated digital platform could rapidly retrieve evidence, transforming how law enforcement uses existing surveillance to combat crime.