Technology vs. Crime | Comcast Newsmakers

Technology vs. Crime - 5:15

Alderman Joe Moore, 49th Ward

Posted Oct 23, 2018

Alderman Joe Moore, 49th Ward discusses the use of technology to fight crime. Strategic deployment centers incise police stations are connected to HD cameras and staffed 24/7. Since this use, there has been a decrease in crimes including carjacking and robberies. The use of technology is only part of the solution. It is a compliment to community policing.

Hosted by: Ellee Pai Hong Produced by: Greater Chicago Newsmakers Team

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