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PNP eyes more body-worn cameras, drones, mobile CCTVs to improve cop response
The Philippine National Police (PNP) plans to acquire additional body-worn cameras, drones, and mobile CCTV systems to enhance police response.
PNP spokesperson Police Brigadier General Jean Fajardo stated that the PNP has nearly 2,700 body-worn cameras, with 648 capable of livestreaming video.
PNP Chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III aims for nearly all patrolling police officers to be equipped with body-worn cameras once the 911 system is fully operational.
This initiative is part of Torre's broader plan to modernize the PNP's tools, systems, and leadership to ensure public safety.
Torre has emphasized a commitment to providing fast, efficient, and accessible service to the public.
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