Rescue technology for robbery victims on sale

Robbery is likely to become an unattractive venture for perpetrators if the rescue technology developed by a 35-year-old Ghanaian security expert finally hits the market next year.

The novel technology is believed to have what it takes to rescue robbery victims from a control room of about 900 KM away and within 360 degrees without the help or before the arrival of police in crime and robbery attacks.

READ MORE: Interdicted Police officer turns armed robber CEO of Glatins Company limited, John A. Akutam has served notice that the Technology, if rolled out early next year, will hopefully help in curbing criminal activities in the country.

John A. Akutam revealed this when a Chinese delegation paid a visit to him in his office to test the collaborated demo on how to use sophisticated CCTV and intrusion system that can detect weapons and signal their control room.He added that, the intention is to help improve the Security system at police check points to enable the officers detect weapons, saying the system can automatically spray out specialized chemicals at exit and entry points where criminals will be using to either exit or enter.

Mr. Akutam revealed that “this chemical is yet to be registered with the FDA and other related concern institutions to ascertain how harmless the chemical is when it puts culprits to sleep within 3 seconds and will be awake after 5 hours.”

The Chinese counterparts were so dumbfounded as they wondered how a Ghanaian could think this far with such innovative ideas.

The elated Chines said the system will first be tested between late September and early October this year In China to ascertain its effectiveness.

Rescue technology for robbery victims on sale

Robbery is likely to become an unattractive venture for perpetrators if the rescue technology developed by a 35-year-old Ghanaian security expert finally hits the market next year.

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