Commuter calls for better security at Paradise Interchange Commuters have called for security upgrades at the Paradise Interchange. Picture: Robertson Calum Source: adelaidenow TELL US BELOW: Do you think security needs to be improved at Paradise Interchange? CALLS to improve commuter safety at the Paradise Interchange are mounting. The calls come after a faulty security camera failed to capture footage of a man who was seriously assaulted last month. As reported by the Sunday Mail, Sarabjit Singh was bashed by a gang when he came to the rescue of his sister-in-law, who he said was being harassed by up to 10 men on Friday, March 22. The incident was not captured by CCTV due to a intermittent fault. Most of the commuters and interchange neighbours who spoke to the East Torrens Messenger yesterday said measures needed to be taken to improve security. Northgate resident Cindy Jury, who uses the interchange every day, said she often felt unsafe. "I wouldn't come here at night," Ms Jury, 42, said. There's not enough lighting and the trees also create a lot of dark corners. Ms Jury said more working cameras needed to be installed at the site. Darian Kunze, who also uses the interchange daily, agreed. "It needs working cameras, more lighting and more patrols from both police and security guards," Mr Kunze, of Windsor Gardens, said. I think that would stop some people. A Paradise resident whose property is near the interchange agreed. "They need to upgrade the cameras," Charles, who would not reveal his last name, said. There are disturbances here almost every week, and it's getting worse. I would like to see a guard here on weekends and more cameras installed, especially on the walkways in and out of the interchange. As previously reported, a Transport Department spokeswoman said CCTV cameras were located on all rail lines and at all interchanges. However, she would not comment further on the frequency of CCTV breakdowns "to ensure the infrastructure and subsequent safety of customers is not compromised."