The Importance of Body-Worn Video
How much is the security and safety of your staff and customers worth to you? According to the Morning Advisor, CCTV and Body-Worn Video cameras are becoming increasingly necessary at many of the major bar and night-club chains, this includes the Stonegate Pub Company, currently operating at 772 sites across the UK. Stonegate have so far invested £27.5M in the protection and safety of their club/pub goers. As it stands they now have 50 sites operating BWV cameras at a cost of approximately £100,000, showing the strength of their conviction towards public and staff safety.
The Pinnacle Response PR6 body-worn cameras are vital in helping Stonegate to protect their punters and aids with liaising with the community schemes in operation such as National PubWatch. National PubWatch is a voluntary organisation with programmes that encourage pubs to work together to help decrease crime and anti-social behaviour in the local area. The initiative has been met with relative success within a short period of time from deployment of the schemes.
According to a licencing specialist, the inclusion of CCTV and Body-Worn Video cameras have become commonplace throughout the industry when applying for a pub licence. In addition to capturing incident driven footage, the cameras will eliminate any false accusations towards the behaviour of the professional camera wearer and fellow staff.
If you would like to speak to Pinnacle Response about your Body-Worn Camera needs contact us via:
P: (0)28 9532 0222
For more information and to read the full article please visit: Morning Advertiser: How much do pubs spend on security
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