Missing Persons Comprehensive Tracking System with Multi-Area CCTV Integration and Proximity-Based Police Station Mapping

Multi-area Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) networks and proximity-based police station mapping are both included into the Missing Persons Comprehensive Tracking System (MPCTS), which is designed to improve search and rescue activity. Its results exhibit excellent levels of accuracy, precision, and recall rates, demonstrating that it can increase the efficiency of law enforcement agency operations. Because of the difficulties that were discovered in integrating CCTV across a variety of regions, more refining is required. Even if there is potential for improvement in suburban and rural environments, proximity-based mapping was able to cut response times in urban settings. Concerns concerning privacy were expressed in response to comments from stakeholders, which indicated favorable benefits on coordination. For the MPCTS to become a successful instrument for solving the problem of missing individuals in society, refining, cooperation, and ethical concerns must be continued.