Danny Wheeler was alerted by his smartphone that had a home security app and a do it yourself camera/home security system that his home was being robbed. He was at work and could do nothing but send the real time video to New York City police, reports a story on abcnews.go.com. The burglars got away, however, by the time the place was swarming with police.
These systems should be adjuncts to a full security system, as they don't have round the clock monitoring and don't directly contact police. And even though Wheeler's thieves got away, their images have been retained for possible identification.
Wheeler posted the video on social media, reports an article on nydailynews.com. An intruder is seen entering via a window, and then a second man enters through another window. The men spent only about a minute rummaging through the home, exiting just before an alarm sounded.
There are over 15,000 views so far. Someone is bound to be able to identify the burglars.
Wheeler regrets calling the police before remotely triggering the house alarm. Had he set off the alarm the moment he realized what was happening, it's possible that his J. Crew silver bracelet would not have been stolen from his bedroom.
Possessing one of these systems, as mentioned, adds a layer of security. The Angee home security system, see them on Kickstarter, is the only one with a video camera that rotates 360 degrees as it detects motion. And this high definition camera has smart zones; you can set up specific zones for monitoring. But Angee is more than just a video surveillance setup. It's a self-monitored home security system.
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Source: Home Security App/Camera witnesses two Burglars
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