BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
Along with every other industry these days, law enforcement has been making strides in the world of technological advancements.
Locally, the city of East Orange is taking a big step in surveillance and preventing crimes before they occur by shining a remote-controlled red light on expected criminals.
Acting East Orange Police Chief William Robinson said to infowars.com, “We’re about to deploy light-based intervention systems. The message to criminals is, we’re observing you, the police are recording you, and the police are responding.â€
Above the Law reports that police will monitor surveillance feeds from around the town out of a main office. The lights will be mounted on street lights or other fixtures, and each one reportedly costs $7,200.
