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COLUMBIA, Mo. — The Columbia Police Department has released its 2024 annual surveillance report, emphasizing the positive impact of advanced technology on law enforcement efforts in the city. According to the report, tools such as surveillance cameras, license plate readers, data analytics, radios, and mobile devices have greatly improved the department's ability to identify suspects and respond to incidents more effectively.
While the department acknowledges the strides made through these technological advancements, it also recognizes the need for further improvements. The report indicates that, despite the current benefits, there are still gaps in resources and capabilities that must be addressed to enhance public safety. The Columbia Police Department is actively seeking additional funding and support to expand its technological infrastructure, aiming to create a safer environment for residents and visitors alike. As technology continues to evolve, the department remains committed to leveraging these tools to improve community policing and crime prevention strategies.
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