The Police Command in Lagos State has unveiled advanced surveillance systems, patrol vehicles and marine assets to enhance public safety across the state.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr Olohundare Jimoh said the initiative reflected the state’s commitment to modern, technology-driven policing capable of addressing contemporary security challenges.
According to him, a network of high-tech cameras has been installed at strategic locations and is monitored from a central control room by specially trained officers.
The system enables real-time monitoring of public spaces, major roads, transport corridors and critical infrastructure, allowing swift response to suspicious activity.
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To further enhance operational capacity, Jimoh said the command had received two new patrol vehicles donated by the Lagos State Security Trust Fund.
He added that marine security had been boosted with the deployment of a fully equipped patrol boat from the Federal Government to secure Lagos waterways.
Jimoh highlighted improvements in radio communication networks, enabling faster response to distress calls.
He thanked the Minister of Works, Mr Dave Umahi, the Lagos State Government and other stakeholders for supporting security infrastructure development.
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