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The Sierra Leone Police has begun installing Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras throughout Freetown.
“This initiative aims to enhance public safety and assist law enforcement efforts in combating crime,” the police said in a statement.
The cameras will be strategically placed in public spaces, high-traffic areas, and known crime hotspots.
“The cameras will facilitate round-the-clock monitoring, offering law enforcement agencies valuable assistance in crime detection and prevention, ultimately contributing to a safer environment for all residents and visitors of Freetown.,” the police said.
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The collected footage will be used as evidence in criminal investigations.
The police said the installation of CCTV cameras is part of a broader commitment to modernize the city’s security infrastructure and foster a sense of safety within the community.
We are blessed. Thank you to the police force.
It a good idea anyway one that violates the law must be fine and I think it a way of finding money too I guess….
Den geh electricity for run camera en monitor dem?
Dem go use solar