Smile, you're filming. True, our National Police is installing in Luanda chambers on the public highway with the aim of helping public security services to unravel crimes and other less correct practices.
National Police spokesman, Mr. Aristophanes dos Santos told Angop that the process started in the capital because it is the city with the largest number of inhabitants in Angola and also because it is the city with the highest crime rate in the country and that areas of the city the chambers already work in experimental terms and others where there are no chambers, fiber optic cables are being extended, such as in the Marginal de Luanda area, from Porto to the Island, the Palácio da Justiça and Avenida 10 areas from December.
Aristophanes dos Santos also said that these chambers only assist the police work, but of course, there must be an intervention by the national police corps in the resolution of the cases captured by the filming on the public road. And as citizens, let us hope that this intervention is swift.
Speaking about the legislation that does not exist in Angola for this practice, he stated that "The adequacy of the law must accompany this process, because the cameras on the public road are likely to shock certain human rights and guarantees".
We hope that this technological help will really help the national police to reduce the crime cases in our capital city, but here among us, we've never seen cameras around and filmed our streets, and have you seen any?
Source: [Angop]
