Camera system boosted the number of vehicles recovered in Piracicaba Piracicaba City Hall The implementation of a new smart camera system helped the Municipal Civil Guard (GCM) of Piracicaba (SP) boost the number of vehicles that were recovered in the city after being the target of crimes. ? The data shows that the corporation recovered 152 vehicles between January and June 2026. The number recorded in the first half of this year already exceeds the entire result from 2025, when the corporation located 140 cars. According to the Guard, this statistic includes stolen and stolen vehicles and products from other types of crime, such as embezzlement or embezzlement. ? Click here to follow the g1 Piracicaba channel on WhatsApp ? With the new tool, called the Piracicaba Integrated Intelligence Center (CIIP), the city has started to use, since 2025, more than 435 cameras with automatic license plate reading (LPR) technology. ? The equipment identifies vehicles with records of theft, theft, cloning or other irregularities in real time and sends an instant alert to an operations center, allowing authorities to approach them. ? The results of recovered vehicles point to an evolution of actions after the implementation of the system. See below: 2024 (before the integrated system): 38 vehicles recovered; 2025 (start of CIIP operation): 140 vehicles recovered (268% increase); 2026 (January to June): 152 vehicles recovered. ? Systems integration Technology allowed the union of the municipality's databases with intelligence platforms at the regional, state and federal levels. In the region, Piracicaba is connected to the Intelligence and Monitoring Reference Center (Crim) system, which brings together guards from 65 cities. Monitoring also occurs in conjunction with the state program Muralha Paulista, from the Military Police (PM), and with the federal systems Alerta Brasil, from the Federal Highway Police (PRF), and Córtex/Sinesp+, from the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. For the commander of the GCM, Marcos Alexandre Pavanello Rodrigues, the change strengthens preventive and repressive actions. "Investment in technology has transformed the way GCM operates. Today we are able to identify vehicles with restrictions in real time, integrate information with other security forces and act much more quickly", he stated. Also according to the commander, data crossing makes it difficult for criminals to circulate. All monitoring is carried out in accordance with current legislation, ensuring the confidentiality and protection of citizens' data. Machine recovered in Piracicaba Piracicaba City Hall VIDEOS: everything about Piracicaba and the region See more news about the region at g1 Piracicaba