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When a camera can tell a good guy from a bad guy, then jump down from its perch knocking the gun out of the bad guy's hand ... then I'll feel safer by using cameras for "protection" but I won't hold my breath fro that day for a camera to "protect" me.

Cameras have their uses, but they are limited to recording/reporting what occurred to people who survived and weren't there to witness it..... assuming they are working that day and adequate lighting and no bad guy wore a mask and ... oh wait, the bad guy in the story at the church wore a mask ...

According to Websters Dictionary, Cameras can not "protect" you.
They need more LIGHTS? Safety in numbers?
Those are not ... "the answer"

Anyway ...
Posted: Sunday, January 6, 2013 12:00 am

Bernal said police advised the church to install surveillance video cameras, and the pastor said the congregation will take that advice.

Some, such as daughter-in-law Noemi, said they are beginning to feel safe again.

McClatchy Tribune

MONROE Noemi Bernal’s head was bowed in prayer when the masked man entered with a gun. He came in through the back door of Iglesia de Dios Nueva Vida church and put a shotgun in the hair of one the women who had come to worship on New Year’s Eve.

No one spoke.

“At first I was afraid,” said Bernal, speaking through a translator. “I thought I was going to get shot.”

The intruder approached each of the...

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