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Nine out of town retailers find video surveillance effective

November 9, 2009—Nine out of ten shop owners have experienced fewer thefts and robberies, as well as increased security for staff, since installing video surveillance, according to a survey by the Swedish Retail Institute, conducted on behalf of the Swedish Trade Federation in cooperation...

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