Motion activated video camera and 911 call

[Dennis]

I don't have cameras at my house. I'm behind in this regard.
What I'd like to have.
A motion activated video camera facing my safe. I'd also like to have a way to have it call and send the video to 911/local police dept. Something that I could use when I travel.
I'm pretty sure with enough money, it could be done. What about for an average retired guy on a fixed income? Now is the time in my life for travel, but I always worry when I do.
Is this reasonably possible?

[Spanky8601]

Best bet is getting a service contract like Simpli Safe. They have monitoring service and cameras. Most if not all LEOs are not going to monitor or take calls from a robot. In other words monitoring is not free.

[DolphinFan]

No service goes directly to the police.
The best you can do is;
Hire an armed guard service that also monitors your alarm.
Also layer your sensitive area.
There are;
Murphy doors, hidden doors behind cabinets. And/or have an actual safe door into the room/closet that is sensitive. You can also alarm that single door, so, after they figure your safe is behind the moving cabinet hidden door, that is also a safe door with keypad and key entry, and an armed guard service, it?s highly unlikely anyone will have the time to get in before the armed guard arrives.

[DaveInOroValley]

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[SVT-40]

I really doubt any PD, SO or 911 operator is going to dispatch units based on a link or video only. Far to much room for error.