Jamie Siminoff, Chief Inventor and Founder of Ring, said: "At Ring, we’re focused on making our neighbours feel safer, not just in their homes but throughout the neighbourhood. We’re excited to continue our work with Suffolk Constabulary to further reduce crime in Ipswich and surrounding areas. By installing more Ring devices for repeat burglary victims, we can bring both an additional layer of security to our neighbours’ homes and extra peace of mind. With Ring, not only are our neighbours able to intercept burglars before they enter a property, but criminals are thinking twice at the mere sight of a Ring device. "Such a doorbell camera was used to help secure the conviction of a 43 year old man jailed for four years last September after admitting three counts of attempted burglary in Bury St Edmunds in March 2017. The suspect was arrested after he unwittingly triggered a doorbell camera as he attempted to break into a home. Although there was no trace of the offender on the arrival of the police, he was identified from the footage and subsequently arrested. A second offender was recently convicted and sentenced to a 12 month sentence for an attempted burglary in Ipswich after being caught on a doorbell camera. The RCA Wi Fi Doorbell Camera connects to a secure wireless network giving users mobile access to see and speak with visitors from anywhere using the free RCA Security app. To eliminate false alerts, the field of motion is customizable within the app, so every motion alert pushed to the user’s smart phone is accurate. The two way talk feature allows owners to communicate via built in speakers and microphone.