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07-20-12, 09:32 PM #1
British police will strap cameras to police dogs' heads
The hi-tech digital camera will send back pictures to a color monitor watched by the dog's handlers."This bit of kit is fantastic -- it attaches to the dog's head and we can get a live view of what they are seeing," said Insp. Chris Dawson, of Staffordshire Police's Dog Support Unit.
More here: Canine crimefighters to carry video camera - CNN.com"For example, when searching for a dangerous person we can send the dog into a building with the camera to search for them, when they indicate a find by barking we will be able to see exactly what or who they have found," said Dawson."It will also be extremely useful when searching difficult or inaccessible areas for missing people -- a dog can make its way through dense woodland and undergrowth very quickly. While the handler will maintain verbal contact with the dog this camera will allow them to search vast areas a lot faster."
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07-20-12, 09:56 PM #2
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