Presidential Campaign Trail Tracked By Wireless Surveillance

Amid last week’s political conventions and massive campaign rallies, wireless video surveillance has emerged as an indispensable tool for law enforcement and public safety agencies throughout the country. Orlando Police Department, Denver Police Department and St. Paul Police Department, among others, used wireless mesh technology to meet complex challenges of ensuring security and preventing incidents when election passions run high. In battleground Florida, campaign events took place almost daily. On Oct. 21, the Barack Obama/Hillary Clinton rally in Orlando drew a record crowd of 60,000 people. "Wireless surveillance provides an extra set of eyes, greatly ...

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