Video Call-Based Real-Time Crime Reporting System
Priyadarshan S. Dhabe, Vedika Hatekar, Sagar Wankhade, Ishwari Kulkarni, Rishabh Chaudhary, Divya Deepak Patwari · Advances in systems analysis, software engineering, and high performance computing book series · 2022
Most of the crimes that happen these days don't reach the police either because nobody reports them or there is no real time proof. The citizens don't have the real-time images, videos related to the crime, and hence, it goes unreported. This chapter presents a real-time video call-based crime reporting system, where the crime victim or an eye witness can start an end-to-end encrypted video call with the police present in the nearest police station. A data science approach is used to find the nearest police station. Once the police officer picks up the call, he will get the location of the crime and nearest route to reach the crime spot. Police can even catch the criminals or handle the crime while it is happening. After the video call ends, a recording of that call will also be available to the police.