This could aid police in finding suspects faster, deter crime
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Kauai Police Department are implementing a new resource in their fight against crime and gives the community the opportunity to assist law enforcement. City Protect is … The Kauai Police Department is introducing a new program, City Protect, which allows residents and businesses to register their security camera locations. This will allow law enforcement to identify who to contact if a crime occurs in the area. Registration does not require residents to provide footage to the police and police will not have direct access to the camera or system. If police need footage, they will contact registered residents to make a request. The program aims to deter crime and public safety through a partnership between residents, businesses and KPD. Registration can be withdrawn at any time.
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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Kauai Police Department are implementing a new resource in their fight against crime and gives the community the opportunity to assist law enforcement.
City Protect is a program that allows residents and businesses to register their security camera locations and allow law enforcement to know who to contact if a crime occurs in the area.
KPD said registration does not obligate the resident to provide footage to the police and police will not have direct access to the camera or the system.
If police are in need of footage, they will contact the registered residents to make a request, saving time that would have been spent going door to door asking about external cameras.
“This program is designed to deter crime and promote public safety through a proactive partnership between residents, businesses and KPD,” Lieutenant Stacy Perreira said in a news release.
Registration can be withdrawn at any time. To register a camera, visit the City Protect website.