Gwangju Seobu Police Station Installs 'Motion-Detecting Voice Transmission Device' to Prevent School Violence

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Jin-hyung] The Seobu Police Station of Gwangju Metropolitan City (Chief Yoon Joo-hyun) has installed an audio broadcasting device to prevent school violence.

The Women and Youth Division of Seobu Police Station, in collaboration with related organizations including Seo-gu Office on the 5th, installed a 'motion-detecting audio broadcasting device combined with logo lights' at vulnerable spots around eight schools including Sangmu Middle School.

This device displays school violence prevention messages with LED lights on the dark school routes frequently used by students.

It also detects the movement of passersby and broadcasts audio guidance on how to report school violence.

By providing visual and auditory messages, it is expected to raise students' awareness of school violence and provide psychological stability by brightly illuminating dark routes to and from school.

In particular, the advantage is that it is portable and can be relocated according to security needs within the jurisdiction.

Chief Yoon Joo-hyun stated, "We will continue to cooperate with Seo-gu Office to identify vulnerable areas and improve the environment to prevent school violence and enhance the sense of safety, striving to create safe schools free from school violence."

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