Best security cameras with motion detection in India for 2023

The <keyword id="12648140" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="bullet-camera" source="Orion">bullet camera</keyword>s are enclosed in a cylindrical enclosure that makes them distinct from the dome cameras. They also offer a long range of vision and are suitable for monitoring the outside of your property. Most of them also record the footage at night and help prevent security lapses. To help you buy a bullet camera, here are the best options available on Amazon. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="87340828" title="Best budget external hard disk drives under ₹4,000 in India" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div> <bulletContentEmbed name="B08TNG2K94" columns="1"><bulletContentHeading name="B08TNG2K94_head"><columnHead col="1"><columnHeadThumb> <div type="image" title="Editor’s Choice" msid="87964509" hostid="261"></div></columnHeadThumb><columnHeadTitle>B08TNG2K94</columnHeadTitle></columnHead></bulletContentHeading><bulleteContentBody name="B08TNG2K94_body"><bulletContentRow name="B08TNG2K94_5834588716180901"><bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowHead col="1">Imou IP 67</bulletContentRowHead></bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowBody><bulletContentRowCell col="1">The Imou IP 67 <keyword id="465353" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="security-camera" source="Orion">security camera</keyword> features Night Vision that can provide both black and white as well as colour footage when the lights are dimmed. It is said to withstand harsh weather conditions with its IP67 rating that makes it highly durable. 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The security camera comes with an alarm system that will trigger light and sound whenever motion is detected. It features a Night Vision mode that should provide coverage of up to 30-feet during night. It claims to support motion detection, live view, and two-way audio features.</bulletContentRowCell></bulletContentRowBody></bulletContentRow><bulletContentRow name="B083V41T6M_5591800326692652"><bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowHead col="1"></bulletContentRowHead></bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowBody><bulletContentRowCell col="1">The TP-Link Tapo C100 security camera offers a wide range of security features at an affordable price.</bulletContentRowCell></bulletContentRowBody></bulletContentRow></bulleteContentBody></bulletContentEmbed> <bulletContentEmbed name="B07FZY5VDD" columns="1"><bulletContentHeading name="B07FZY5VDD_head"><columnHead col="1"><columnHeadThumb> <div type="image" title="Value for money" msid="87964545" hostid="261"></div></columnHeadThumb><columnHeadTitle>B07FZY5VDD</columnHeadTitle></columnHead></bulletContentHeading><bulleteContentBody name="B07FZY5VDD_body"><bulletContentRow name="B07FZY5VDD_4691469358701511"><bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowHead col="1">CP PLUS Security Camera</bulletContentRowHead></bulletContentRowHeading><bulletContentRowBody><bulletContentRowCell col="1">The CP Plus security camera comes with a 2.4MP lens that supports footage recording with coverage area of up to 20m. You can watch the recording online at your convenience. The bullet camera is rated IP67 making it weatherproof. 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It claims to cover an area of up to 20m from the site of installation. It is IP66 rated, making it weatherproof. 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Best bullet cameras for security in India

<img class="gwt-Image" src="/photo/45545563.cms" />In this day and age, one has to take extra precautions to keep their premises and loved ones safe. On most days people need not worry about security, however mishaps do happen and there are enough thugs out there who will try to harm you or <keyword id="1102" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Rob">rob</keyword> you. Hence, the need to make safety provisions around your homes, offices and shops are required. 
 We came across an interesting infographic made by Sulekha.com that shows the demand for such security cameras and devices has increased by 118%. People are flocking to buy <keyword id="6354857" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="CCTV">CCTV</keyword> cameras and allied equipment because they want to be safe. 
 
The study suggests 
There has been 118% growth in demand for CCTV surveillance for use in a wide variety of location such as IT parks, banks, malls; public places like parks; and private places such as gated communities and residential corridors, over the last two years. 
 
City-wise leanings 
· CCTV camera needs from New Delhi has soared 123% in just one year. 
· New Delhi (25%) has the highest demand for CCTV cameras, followed by 16% from Bangalore; 13% from Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai; 9% from Kolkata; and 7% from Pune. 
· Across the country, maximum searches come from Tier 1 cities (76%), followed by 22% from Tier 2 and 2% from Tier 3 cities. 
 
Usage and purpose 
· 87% of the CCTV camera needs are for commercial purpose, whereas 13% are for residential. 
· 42% of the online searches are from educational institutions like schools and colleges. 
· 30% of the CCTV camera needs are from parents search to monitor their child’s activity while they are at work or travelling. 
· 60% increase in the CCTV camera needs by NRIs, who want to talk to and monitor their elderly parents in India. 
· 63% increase in CCTV camera needs for gated communities. 
· 4% of needs are by homeowners who want to keep an eye on pets and kids at home while they are busy working in the office. 
 
Type and feature preference · Sony is the most popular brand in this segment (35%), followed by <keyword id="10591" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Samsung">Samsung</keyword> (22%), Zicom (16%), Hikvision (12%) and <keyword id="6367990" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Panasonic">Panasonic</keyword> (9%). · Pet cameras and Aviary CCTV cameras has seen an upsurge of 70% in Bangalore and New Delhi. These cameras has <keyword id="820641" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="special-features">special features</keyword> like infra-red LEDs for night viewing and intelligent motion sensors. 
· Among various types of cameras, people mainly look for Dome type (39%) followed by Bullet (30%), Hidden (21%) and Box (9%). 
· 46% of the users look for CCTV cameras with visibility up to 30mm, followed by 32% looking for camera with good recording facility, 22% look for day and night camera, and about 10% look for its compatibility with mobile and the internet. 
 
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Demand For CCTV And Allied Security Devices Went Up In India By Over 115%, New Delhi Leading The Surge [Infographic]

New <keyword id="66" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="delhi" source="Orion">Delhi</keyword>, A 36-year-old man, working as a senior <keyword id="6362609" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="manager" source="Orion">manager</keyword> with e-commerce giant <keyword id="18635" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="amazon" source="Orion">Amazon</keyword>, was shot dead in northeast Delhi's Bhajanpura area, police said on Wednesday. The incident took place at around 11.30 pm on Tuesday when five unidentified people opened fire at Harpreet Gill (36) and his relative Govind Singh (32) in Subhash Vihar. Shot in the head, Gill was pronounced brought dead by doctors at the Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital, while his relative was under treatment, police said. Gill was a resident of Bhajanpura and worked as a senior manager with Amazon. The bullet entered from the right side of his head behind the ear and exited from the other side, Deputy Commissioner of Police (northeast) Joy Tirkey said. Singh lives in Bhajanpura too and owns an eatery in the area. He was also shot in the head and admitted to the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital, the DCP said. The duo was on a motorcycle when the assailants on a scooter and a motorcycle intercepted and opened fire at them, Tirkey said. Footage from CCTV cameras of the area is being analysed to identify the attackers, police said, adding that the reason behind the firing is being ascertained. A case of murder has been registered, police said. According to the police, six teams have been formed to work on the case. A preliminary probe has suggested that an argument broke out between the two sides before the shooting took place, police said. Singh told police that the assailants appeared to be in the age group of 18 to 19 years. During the investigation conducted so far, the name of a local criminal, Maya, has cropped up and he is one of the suspects, police said. Meanwhile, Gill's parents demanded justice for their son and strict action against his killers. "At around 10.30 pm on Tuesday, Harpreet told his mother that he was going out and would have dinner later. My brother-in-law was also with him when the incident took place," Karnail Singh, the father of the deceased, said. "My son had no enmity with anyone. He was a very hardworking man. I want my son back. We want justice for him," his mother said.

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The June 17 violence at Secunderabad <keyword id="6356740" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="railway" source="Orion">railway</keyword> station was pre-planned and the owners of coaching centres played a key role by instigating the youth, investigations by the railway police revealed. The youth, who indulged in violence, had reached <keyword id="6354552" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="hyderabad" source="Orion">Hyderabad</keyword> from different parts of Telangana a day before and came with bottles filled with petrol. CCTV footage at the station also shows that they conducted recce before creating the mayhem. An official said the protesters entered the station from three sides. While 300 youths went on rampage, over 1,500 protesters later joined to support them. According to the Government Railway Police (<keyword id="6355422" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="grp" source="Orion">GRP</keyword>), coaching centres, which train youngsters aspiring for army jawan jobs, played a role in instigating the violence About 2,000 aspirants from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh had cleared the physical test and were awaiting the written test to be conducted. However, the written test was postponed six times due to various reasons, including the Covid-19 pandemic. After the Centre announced the Agnipath scheme on June 14 and the written exam was cancelled, the aspirants were agitated. They approached the coaching institutes which cited anti-Agnipath protests at a railway station in Bihar, where a train was burnt, and said that if something similar was done here, it would draw the attention of the Central government, said Superintendent of Police GRP-Secunderabad, B. Anuradha. <keyword id="14237465" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="avula-subba-rao" source="Orion">Avula Subba Rao</keyword>, an ex-serviceman, who runs a training academy in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, has been detained in Andhra Pradesh for his suspected role in provoking youth. Anuradha said owners of many other such coaching centres are now being identified. The protesters were mobilised through WhatsApp groups created on June 16. Messages were circulated on the groups that only Central government property is to be attacked, mainly railway stations. Railway Station Block, Hakimpet Army Soldiers, Chalo Secunderabad ARO 3, Indian Army, Army GD 2021 March rally, CEC Soldiers and Soldiers To Die were the names of the WhatsApp groups created. She said 46 persons have been arrested so far and the investigations were on to identify and arrest others who indulged in violence. The Railway police booked the accused under sections 150, 151, and 152 of the Indian Railway Act, and other laws. The official pointed out that conviction under section 150 could lead to life imprisonment. The youth who have been booked will be ineligible to get a job in the army or in the government sector. Anuradha said that it was a surprise attack. Protesters, who held an unlawful assembly, were armed with sticks and petrol. After entering the station, they started damaging CCTV cameras and display boards and then torched railway coaches and other property. The official confirmed that it was the <keyword id="54832" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="railway-protection-force" source="Orion">Railway Protection Force</keyword> that opened fire to control the situation. A total of 20 rounds were fired during the protests. Of those, she said, one was a bullet and the rest were pellets. One of the protestors D. Rakesh (22) died of bullet injury. Thirteen others were hit by pellets and they are undergoing treatment at Gandhi Hospital. ALSO SEE: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/agniveer-why-are-thousands-of-youth-up-in-arms-against-the-agnipath-scheme/articleshow/92284069.cms">Why are thousands of youngsters up in arms against the Agnipath scheme?</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/agnipath-scheme-protest-section-144-imposed-in-gurgugram-kota-jaipur-faridabad-and-ayodhya/articleshow/92329214.cms">Agnipath protests: Bandhs, school closures and the Section 144 make a comeback</a>

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>The <keyword id="11931728" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="lapd" source="Orion">LAPD</keyword> released bodycam footage of a shooting in a Burlington store in North Hollywood on Thursday.</li><li>The police said an officer fired a bullet that killed a girl in a dressing room.</li></ul>The <keyword id="11940480" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="los-angeles" source="Orion">Los Angeles</keyword> Police Department on Monday released footage of an officer firing three shots without warning inside a Burlington department store in North Hollywood last Thursday.The officer is <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/12/27/los-angeles-police-shoot-teen-video-released-officer-leave/9023482002/">on leave</a> after killing <a href="https://www.insider.com/victims-killed-suspect-shooting-at-burlington-coat-factory-2021-12">Daniel Elena-Lopez, 24, and Valentina Orellana-Peralta, 14</a>.The 35-minute <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjcdanUhmSY">video</a> containing graphic bodycam footage begins with an audio compilation of 911 calls.In the first call, a person who identifies themselves as a Burlington employee says a "hostile customer" is "going crazy."The person tells the 911 dispatcher that the customer is "breaking things" and attacking people in the store with a bike lock.A second 911 caller says the man has a gun and has fired multiple shots. A third caller says the man does not have a gun but is threatening people in the store.The video then cuts to CCTV footage from inside the store and to police body-camera footage.In the footage, officers can be seen entering the store with guns drawn. As they search the store, an officer shouts "Victim down!" after finding a bloodied woman near Elena-Lopez. "She's bleeding!" another officer shouts.Seconds later, an officer fires three times at Elena-Lopez.Authorities said they believe a stray bullet hit Orellana-Peralta.The police said they discovered Orellana-Peralta and her mother in a dressing room behind where the officer shot Elena-Lopez."Preliminarily, it is believed the victim was struck by a round which skipped off the floor and entered the dressing room wall," the video says.The LAPD did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.Capt. Stacy Spell has said the investigation could take up to a year."This chaotic incident resulting in the death of an innocent child is tragic and devastating for everyone involved," Police Chief Michel Moore said in a statement after the shooting. "I am profoundly sorry for the loss of this young girl's life, and I know there are no words that can relieve the unimaginable pain for the family."LAPD officers have fatally shot at least 18 people this year, <a href="https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-10-15/string-of-recent-lapd-shootings-pushes-2021-count-beyond-2020-2019-totals">the Los Angeles Times reported</a>.Orellana-Peralta's family has <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-our-valentina-orellana-peralta?utm_campaign=p_email%2B2300-co-team-welcome&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=product">called the shooting</a> "yet another case of a senseless use of a deadly weapon by police force in the USA."

LAPD releases bodycam footage of officer firing 3 shots and killing suspect and teen bystander inside Burlington department store

<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="12833198" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="valentina-orellana-peralta" source="Orion">Valentina Orellana-Peralta</keyword> was shot and killed by an <keyword id="11931728" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="lapd" source="Orion">LAPD</keyword> officer on December 23.</li><li>The 14-year-old moved to LA from Chile six months ago and was shot while shopping with her mother.</li></ul>In a casket adorned with pink, purple, and white roses, Valentina Orellana-Peralta was laid to rest wearing clothing she bought on the day she was killed by a <keyword id="11940480" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="los-angeles" source="Orion">Los Angeles</keyword> <keyword id="11894211" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="police" source="Orion">Police</keyword> Department officer's stray AR-15 bullet.On Monday, at the City of Refuge Church in Gardena, California, mourners were ushered into the funeral service for the slain 14-year-old Chilean girl. As congregants found their seats, a keyboard player filled the room with rich and somber chords.Orellana-Peralta was <a href="https://www.insider.com/victims-killed-suspect-shooting-at-burlington-coat-factory-2021-12">fatally shot by Los Angeles Police</a> Officer William Dorsey Jones while shopping for a Christmas dress at a Burlington Cost Factory store in North Hollywood on December 23.The Orellana-Peralta family sat in the middle of the room, clad in black hoodies and masks that said "Justice for Valentina." They were joined by attorney Ben Crump and Rev. Al Sharpton as they looked over Valentina's open casket and held each other.Ahead of the funeral procession, Crump, Sharpton, and attorneys representing Orellana-Peralta's family issued a call to action to California Attorney General Rob Bonta – who is leading a state investigation into the shooting – to "treat this case as if it's your daughter."In a plea for justice, Crump added, "There's no true peace without fairness, truth, and justice."Crump referenced the Bible, arguing that the blood would not wash off of the hands of the LAPD "as long as they attempt to justify the unjustifiable actions that caused your 14-year-old angel to spare her innocent blood, because 'Valentina is innocent!'" <div type="image" title="Valentina Orellana-Peralta service" height="1511" width="3023" msid="88822388" hostid="261"></div><h2>A family's Christmas nightmare</h2>The 14-year-old girl and her mother were in the dressing room the day before Christmas Eve, as police attempted to apprehend a 24-year-old male suspect, Daniel Elena Lopez, who was also shot and killed on the scene. A police bullet also struck Valentina.Jones, the 42-year-old Black police officer who shot Orellana-Peralta, is now <a href="https://www.insider.com/lapd-officer-who-shot-14-year-old-girl-started-nonprofit-called-officers-for-change-2021-12">on paid leave</a>.After the shooting, LAPD Chief Michel R. Moore expressed condolences and said the department was committed to a "thorough, complete and transparent investigation," calling for, "the release of the critical incident video by Monday, December 27th, which will include the 9-1-1 calls, radio transmissions, body worn video and any CCTV and other evidence gathered at this preliminary stage."On Dec. 27, partial body camera footage of the incident <a href="https://www.insider.com/lapd-release-body-cam-footage-burlington-coat-factory-teen-shooting-2021-12">was released.</a>Orellana-Peralta moved from Chile with her mother Soledad just months before her death in search of a better life. She attended High Tech Los Angeles and hoped to soon become a US citizen like her older sister, Merylee. During her short time in the US, her parents said that she had mastered the English language and was excelling in her freshman year studies. She was described as her mother's sidekick and her father's best friend.Her parents and extended family observed the procession, occasionally locking hands and passing tissues, or raising a fist or peace sign when her name was mentioned. Partway through, the City of Refuge church gospel band played – at Soledad's advance request – and her family danced, clapped, and cheered in remembrance of Valentina's life.<h2>Legendary civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton showed his support</h2>"Thirty-one years ago, I came to Los Angeles because LAPD beat a man on the highway. His name was Rodney King," Sharpton said. "And here we are again. How long will it take for you to get it right?""I don't feel better if I'm shot by a Black cop," Sharpton said. "I want to deal with the question of how we handle policing in this country."Sharpton heavily criticized the "recklessness" of the LAPD's actions, suggesting that had a similar incident happened at a high-end shopping complex, or in a rich neighborhood, the response would have been more measured. He added that he's seen "hostage situations de-escalated without a shot fired."<div type="image" title="Valentina Orellana-Peralta service" height="1511" width="3023" msid="88822389" hostid="261"></div><h2>A curious, shy girl full of dreams</h2>Soledad Peralta, the girl's mother, said the funeral had given her "a little more peace" and "a little more tranquility."Peralta said that she plans on staying in the US for as long as it takes to see justice for her daughter and to help others: "I want help anybody and everybody. I want to give them support."She mentioned that Valentina had promised her that she'd pursue robotics and build a robot to help her out around the house.Soledad added that the day before the funeral, her family had been invited to a Lakers game – one of Valentina's dreams after having moved to the US – and brought her photo to the game.Valentina's cousin Emily called her "funny and adorable" and "unique and independent.""Valentina was pensive and quiet — always thinking, always thoughtful. She absorbed the world around her like a sponge — always analyzing people and places around her," she added. Juan Pablo Orellana, the father of Orellana-Peralta, said that his daughter was passionate about social justice and stray puppies and that she thought the US was the safest country in the world."She only came to this country to face her death," said her father. "Daughter of mine, we love you forever. Give us strength to continue this fight," said Juan Pablo. <div type="image" title="Valentina Orellana-Peralta service" height="2268" width="3023" msid="88822390" hostid="261"></div>As Orellana-Peralta's casket was lowered, the congregation gathered outside for the release of 40 white doves in honor of the teenager. Juan Pablo and Soledad embraced.Nearly all of the doves soared in the same direction – towards their origin point of Hacienda Heights, the officiating pastor said – but the last one flew on its own path.

'Always thoughtful, always thinking': Rev. Al Sharpton and Valentina Orellana-Peralta's family honor teen bystander killed by LAPD at funeral service

<ul><li>Delhi police officer shot dead in Rohini before reportedly shooting himself. </li><li>Three empty cartridges obtained from the crime scene in Rohini. </li><li>Delhi polling began at 8 am today for 70 assembly seats in Delhi.</li></ul>A woman police officer of Delhi police was shot dead in north-west Delhi, while walking back home from a metro station, on Friday 7.Delhi Police sub-inspector <keyword id="8743059" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="preeti-ahlawat">Preeti Ahlawat</keyword> was returning home from work and got off the metro near Rohini when a fellow cop shot her three times in a row before shooting himself, according to a TV channel, Mirror NOW citing sources. Ahlawat was shot in the head and died on the spot, the police said. Police also mentioned that the body had been sent for autopsy and the local CCTV footage was obtained. Delhi Police suspected a personal enmity and claimed that the attacker had been identified, but no arrests have been made as of now. Three empty cartridges of bullets were found with multiple gunshots from the crime scene, adding a case has been registered, the police <a href="https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/woman-cop-shot-dead-near-rohini-east-metro-station/1729095">said</a>. Ahlawat was posted in Delhi at the Patparganj Industrial Area police station. The sub-inspector belonged to Sonipat, Haryana and was presently staying at a rented apartment in Rohini. The news came less than 12 hours before Delhi election polling were left. The Delhi Police have tight security arrangements in place across the national capital as the polling began at 8 am today for 70 assembly seats in Delhi. Police and paramilitary personnel have been deployed at various polling booths, and the chief electoral office in Delhi is closely monitoring ‘critical’ polling booths at Shaheen Bagh with the help of CCTV cameras. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/politics/elections/news/delhi-elections-2020-voting-day-news-and-highlights/articleshow/74019928.cms?src=hp_ts">Delhi Elections 2020: Voting day news and highlights</a>

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<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/5b99756a8905f2f91e8b50a6-2000/4341965.jpg" border="0" alt="4341965" data-mce-source="Cpl. Victoria Ross/US Marine Corps" data-mce-caption="US Marines have been quietly performing an important surveillance mission for years to help patrol wide sections of the US-Mexico border. Here, a Marine with 2nd Ground Sensor Platoon, II Marine Expeditionary Force, conceals a ground sensor into at an undisclosed location in Texas in March 2018." />Cpl. Victoria Ross/US Marine CorpsUS Marines have been quietly performing an important surveillance mission for years to help patrol wide sections of the US-Mexico border. Here, a Marine with 2nd Ground Sensor Platoon, II Marine Expeditionary Force, conceals a ground sensor into at an undisclosed location in Texas in March 2018.</div></div></div><ul><li>For over a decade Marine Ground Sensor Platoons have quietly deployed to the US-Mexico border to train for combat operations abroad, and their training has real world consequences for those crossing the border.</li><li>President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration is quietly supported by the Marine Ground Sensor Platoons that surveil wide sections of the border.</li><li>These missions are ideal for Ground Sensor Platoons, which are made up of small three- to four-man teams who stealthily advance ahead of the main troops to track enemy movements in a deadly game of cat and mouse. </li></ul><hr /> Along the US-Mexico border, small teams of Marines are using a suite of advanced sensors and remote monitors to assist the US Border Patrol in scanning the most vulnerable sections of the untamed border. These Marines belong to specialized units called Ground Sensor Platoons, and for over a decade have been quietly partnering with the US Border patrol to help agents catch drug traffickers and migrants who cross illegally into the United States from Central and South America.Despite being infantry Marines, the weapons of choice for Ground Sensor Platoons aren't bullets. The Tactical Remote Sensor System, or TRSS, is a suite of sensors, cameras, re-transmission devices, and monitoring equipment that are used to track enemy movement. The sensors are sensitive enough to detect how many people may be walking nearby, what direction they're traveling, and can even differentiate between different types of vehicles. Some of the sensors are equipped with day and night imaging capability, allowing Marines to identify the exact nature of their target. And like most equipment fielded by the Marine Corps, the system can take a beating: the Corps claims the sensors and relay equipment can operate autonomously for up to 30 days.All of this makes the Ground Sensor Platoon an important partner to the US Border Patrol. And despite some states withdrawing their National Guard units from the region during President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown earlier this summer, the Marines show no sign of slowing down: <a href="https://www.dvidshub.net/image/4341965/marines-support-us-border-patrol">according to photographs released by the Department of Defense</a>, GSP Marines have been in the field with US Border Patrol as recently as March of this year. While the Marines participate in border patrolling in a purely observational capacity,<a href="https://www.26thmeu.marines.mil/News/News-Article-Display/Article/516470/shake-rattle-and-roll/"> their presence has in the past directly boosted</a> the Border Patrol's ability to bust drug traffickers and apprehend people suspected of crossing the border illegally. Due to the realism of these missions in terrains similar to Iraq and Afghanistan, one former Marine called it "the best possible training" for the dangerous missions these platoons conduct into enemy territory.According to Customs and Border Patrol data, in 2017 Border Patrol officers apprehended 303,916 people attempting to cross illegally in the Southwest sector, which stretches from California to Texas. Former President George W Bush's administration oversaw the construction of almost 700 miles of barriers on the US-Mexico border, and President Donald Trump continues to pledge to build a wall across the thousand or so miles without a physical barrier. The Department of Homeland Security has continued to <a href="https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/privacy_pia_CBP_BSS_August2014.pdf">extend and expand the US Border Patrol's ability to monitor the border</a> with drones, CCTV, and other surveillance methods, but there are still gaps. In 2015, for instance, agents stopped 444,825 migrants while an estimated 200,000 migrants got by them and successfully entered the US illegally.Joint Task Force-North, Customs and Border Patrol, and the US Marine Corps declined to repeated requests for interviews and comment on these operations. JTF-N and the Marine Corps cited their policy of not commenting on ongoing missions, while Customs and Border Patrol did not respond to phone calls or e-mails.<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/5b99762a80eb351e008b5dd6-458/unnamed-3.jpg" border="0" alt="unnamed 3" data-mce-source="Courtesy Michael Vogel" data-mce-caption="Michael Vogel, a former GSP Marine, sits in a helicopter during a joint Marine-Border Patrol operation in California." />Courtesy Michael VogelMichael Vogel, a former GSP Marine, sits in a helicopter during a joint Marine-Border Patrol operation in California.</div></div></div>Working with US Border Patrol gives these sensor patrol Marines a unique opportunity to prepare for combat abroad. Marines scan miles and miles of hard-scrabbled hills and valleys under an unrelenting heat that punishes men and equipment alike. And just like in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Africa, the lives of those being tracked depend on their ability to evade American forces.In 2004, Michael Vogel was a young infantry Marine fresh from boot camp, sitting in a squad bay in School of Infantry - East in Camp Geiger, NC. Instructors asked if anyone would be interested in volunteering for a special unit, one that would work behind enemy lines to give advance warning of incoming attacks or IEDs. Unlike infantry platoons of 40 or more Marines, this special unit worked in four-man teams with highly specialized surveillance equipment. Vogel volunteered, intrigued by the idea of going out in front of conventional infantry units. After three months of additional intensive training in topography, equipment specs, and surveillance techniques, he reported to the 4th Ground Sensor Platoon based in Mobile, Alabama. The Ground Sensor Platoons evolved from a Vietnam War-era remote sensor program whose success during the battle of Khe Sahn showcased how important early notice of enemy movement could be. During the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Ground Sensor Platoons became invaluable for American troops struggling to maintain control over large areas. Soon after his arrival to 4th GSP, a squad leader told Vogel to prepare for upcoming training, one that promised real world conditions for the platoon to hone their skills before heading to battlefields in Iraq or Afghanistan. Their enemy for this operation would not be green targets on a shooting range, or other Marines pretending to be insurgents. For the next few weeks, their targets would be drug cartels and human traffickers moving north across the US-Mexico border in southern California. Their mission: help the US Border Patrol stem the tide of drugs pouring into the US using their surveillance equipment. As Vogel and his platoon sat through briefings on drug cartels from Central and Latin America, he focused on the mission. "My thoughts were on the terrain," he recalled, "it looked just like the mountains of Afghanistan." For the overworked and undermanned US Border Patrol, the opportunity to utilize military-grade surveillance equipment operated by Marines frees more Border Patrol agents to catch smugglers and undocumented migrants moving north. GSP Marines and US Border Patrol have conducted joint operations along the entire length of the border, and frequently work in one of the most controversial border sectors where a majority of illegal border crossings occur: the Rio Grande Valley.<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/5b99768fe361c0243a8b50aa-455/unnamed.jpg" border="0" alt="unnamed" data-mce-source="Courtesy Michael Vogel" data-mce-caption="This courtesy photo shows a US Border Patrol Agent working with a GSP Marine unit in Texas." />Courtesy Michael VogelThis courtesy photo shows a US Border Patrol Agent working with a GSP Marine unit in Texas.</div></div></div>In 2008, Vogel and the rest of 4th GSP arrived at a Customs and Border Patrol base of operations in Texas. "When we landed we were introduced to the lead Border Patrol agent at the hangar for the Border Patrol Air Mobile unit, which is who we worked with. It was great, a lot of the guys we worked with were veterans, really professional guys," Vogel told Business Insider in a recent phone interview. "They knew what was up, our higher ups had coordinated with them and they set up a tactical operations center for us in the hangar. We slept side by side with these guys for the entire operation." Even as a young Marine, Vogel could tell the Border Patrol was struggling to keep up with the influx of humans and drugs crossing into America. "It felt like they were undermanned, they needed routes covered that they just couldn't cover with their personnel." The Border Patrol agents spoke openly about their predicament, admitting "they just couldn't keep up with what was going on out there," as he recalled. During his first time on the border with CBP, Vogel estimated that the Marines passed on roughly 50 to 100 sensor reports a week to their CBP partners, a number that "only increased" during later joint operations in the Rio Grande Valley.Vogel's platoon worked with the CBP three times before he deployed to Iraq in 2008 and Afghanistan in 2010. On each joint operation, the Border Patrol put Mr. Vogel and the GSP Marines to work as soon as they touched down in Texas. "That first week is balls to the wall, just getting all your equipment out there. Then you're going to a 6 hours on, 6 hours off rotation in the TOC." The TOC, which stands for Tactical Operations Center, is where GSP Marines keep a constant watch on information feeding into monitors from their sensors, whether in Texas or on the battlefield. Vogel remembered Border Patrol agents wanted the Marines to focus on drug interdiction. Unlike people risking their life to come to America, who often come across the border with little more than the shirt on their back and a bottle of water, Marines were on the lookout for individuals or groups of people carrying large packs that might smuggle drugs. Once located, the Border Patrol could dispatch agents to go out and investigate. "Any groups that we saw on our imaging, we had a Border Patrol agent with us in the TOC, and they would call and let their agents know in the field and they would find out what was there." Vogel made sure to note that the Marines did not go in with the Border Patrol teams to investigate what their sensors picked up, nor did the Marines interact with anyone found crossing the border. "It was firm, in stone: You do not interact with anybody. When we were in the field it was always at night." And if the Marines came upon someone in the desert while emplacing their sensors? "We would get out of there, or we would just stay where were. We always had a BP agent with us in case something like that happened, and BP would pull whoever it was to the side and deal with whatever was going on with them separately. They really wanted to keep us out of sight, out of mind." For Vogel, the joint GSP-CBP operations were "the best possible training that we could've gotten before deploying overseas. Dealing with the terrain, trying to get our equipment to communicate through the mountains, it was brutal. For me as a Lance Corporal it was an eye opener, definitely an eye opener. It was a good working relationship both ways, we learned a lot and were able to help them cover routes that they were struggling with."<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/5b9976d42be4ab1c008b5e06-491/unnamed-2.jpg" border="0" alt="unnamed 2" data-mce-source="Courtesy Michael Vogel" data-mce-caption="Michael Vogel, bottom right, and his GSP team in Afghanistan in 2010." />Courtesy Michael VogelMichael Vogel, bottom right, and his GSP team in Afghanistan in 2010.</div></div></div>Perfecting the ability to remain "out of sight, out of mind" is crucial for Ground Sensor Platoons operating in combat, as their primary role in war zones is to stealthily advance ahead of the main troops, tracking insurgents with their sensors in a <a href="https://michaelvogeljr.com/ground-sensor-lifer/">deadly game of cat and mouse</a>. It was a game the Vogel played with insurgents in Iraq and the Taliban in Afghanistan, with more than one close call.The partnership between US Marines and US Border Patrol is part of a long standing effort by Joint Task Force-North, a DoD task force based in Fort Bliss, Texas. The task force pairs law enforcement groups with military units that can best assist them on counter-terror and homeland security missions. The military has a long history of being deployed to the border, but after a 1997 incident in Texas<a href="https://theintercept.com/2018/04/06/border-patrol-us-mexico-esequiel-hernandez/"> when a Marine killed a US citizen</a> herding goats, the military drastically reduced its presence in the area. The task force in charge of coordinating military and law enforcement efforts at the time, Joint Task Force-6, was re-branded as Joint Task Force-North with a new pledge to ensure similar incidents never occurred again, while continuing the military's coordination with law enforcement agencies.After some states have pulled their National Guard units from the border in protest of a White House policy to separate detained parents from their children, GSP Marines have continued operations. 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