South Wales Police is #enhancing #security measures in key town centres with the deployment of live facial recognition #technology. The initiative kicks off in Merthyr on November 20, 2023, followed by Bridgend on November 21, and Pontypridd on November 22.
The primary goal of this technology is to assist police in #identifying individuals involved in high-priority offences. It's a significant step forward in #lawenforcement aiding in the arrest of those with outstanding warrants or those unlawfully at large. Importantly, it also plays a crucial role in protecting children and vulnerable individuals.
❗ To ensure transparency, all areas where facial recognition is in use will be clearly marked. This initiative represents our commitment to using advanced technology for the safety and wellbeing of our communities.
Find more details here.
The primary goal of this technology is to assist police in #identifying individuals involved in high-priority offences. It's a significant step forward in #lawenforcement aiding in the arrest of those with outstanding warrants or those unlawfully at large. Importantly, it also plays a crucial role in protecting children and vulnerable individuals.
❗ To ensure transparency, all areas where facial recognition is in use will be clearly marked. This initiative represents our commitment to using advanced technology for the safety and wellbeing of our communities.
Find more details here.
