Total surveillance would be watching people all the time, indoors too aka Fahrenheit. It would absolutely end 95% of crime.
It might solve much of existing crime, but that’s not the same as a net reduction in crime.
Bribery, blackmail, and coercion would just fill the crime vacuum.
To echo the topmost comment's point, you can't convince the public that law enforcement actually cared when the elites who flew on the Lolita express to the child rape island are facing zero consequences while urinating on the side of a highway gets you put on a list forever.
If you know people who say they've gotten put on a lost for peeing in public, you know someone who is a sex pest but won't admit it.