When you enter Privacy Electronics don't stop to smell the flowers. Unless you don't mind having a camera take a picture of your nostrils. And watch out for that teddy bear. He's probably watching you. The flowers and the teddy bear were bugged with a tiny remote camera no bigger than a half dollar.
Surveillance cameras are just one of the items the store sells.
It also has Thief Detection Powder, night vision gear and those things that change your voice when you talk on the phone. Business at the 18-year old company is good. In short, people want to protect their property. But recently, Peros said, people are wanting to protect something even more precious-their children. The Louise Woodward case, in which an au pair was accused of killing a child in her care, grabbed headlines, and parents grabbed phones to call Privacy at 5075 Park Blvd.