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The Saint John Police Force is pleased to announce our newest crime prevention program called iWatch. This program invites residents/businesses with external surveillance cameras to register their cameras on a mappable database with the Saint John Police Force.
Should a crime occur in the vicinity of a registered camera, the police may contact the owner and request a copy of the video footage. The iWatch registry will assist in reducing time and resources spent on canvassing for information each time a crime occurs.
To register, simply go to our website and fill out the registration form with the following information.
There is no cost associated with registration and information provided is confidential. Similar programs are currently operating across Canada and the U.S. The video footage provided by citizens has not only helped solve crimes, but also assists in the investigation of missing persons and other public safety concerns.
REGISTER TODAY TO BECOME A PART OF THE SAINT JOHN POLICE FORCE’S iWATCH COMMUNITY!
Please NOTE: This is only a registry and at no time are we requesting direct electronic access to your security system or computer systems. The footage provided by citizens is done so on a voluntary basis and would only be requested should a crime occur near the location of a registered camera.