25 January
2017
PUNE: A press
release, issued by the police department, said the mobile phone-based
application will record timings of the patrolling, its route and the stops
taken during the rounds.
The Pune City Police have started using a ‘Beat Marshall
Monitoring Mobile App’ on experimental basis to map the real-time locations of
patrolling teams from police stations. The data collected would then be used
for effective response during the emergencies.
A press release, issued by the police department, said the
mobile phone-based application will record timings of the patrolling, its route
and the stops taken during the rounds. The application will be installed on the
cell phones of Beat Marshals or patrolling cops so their movements can be
mapped real-time by the control room staffers.
The locations can be seen on the city’s map, which would make dispatch of the
nearest patrolling parties easier. Police officials said the application will
help increase the patrolling frequency in times of emergency.
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