Regina Police Service (RPS) creates a new initiative to modernize the “Community Clock” in the city.
Currently, Regina is based on many programs within the police and aimed at understand how the people can contribute to the prevention of crimes.
“Police are all knowing, it’s hard. But it’s hard to do it alone,” said Regina Security Director Farooq Sheikh.
“If we want to be the best, we must work in cooperation with our community partners. We must listen to the people. We need to hear the worried ones, the concerns. And then we can get to know strategies to move together.”
Regina Police makes the society easier to ask for help, which is currently a new neighborhood trailer that is unmanned in Ward 4.
It is working to promote the exchange of information between links, police, residents and enterprises.
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After the pilot is completed, the Regina police hope that the program can expand the city.
In addition, Regina police officers provide a “safe neighborhood camera” program that allows residents to research security camera images with police to share voluntarily through security cameras.
“My number one priority does not catch criminals, reducing criminals, and then increase confidence and confidence and bring the perpetrators to justice,” he said.
People who want to celebrate their cameras can do it online Regina Police Service website.
If a crime in the neighborhood occurs, the police may appeal to those who need to help in the investigation.
RPS does not do it and live video broadcasts and residents can participate in any point or participate.
Age, the President of the Eastern Community Association of Arkola supports these initiatives and believes that they will work to reduce crimes in the regy.
“Citizens can help create a safer society. The presence of registered cameras and door calls can stop criminal activities because potential criminals will be celebrated. I think this is important.”
“The program is a sense of community cooperation that allows you to monitor and maintain neighborhoods of citizens, which allows you to work with law enforcement to create a more illuminated and vigilant society.”
In addition, Regina police will create labels and signs to advertise the use of criminal trailing programs for crime for crime.
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