Joint Civil-Government-Police Patrol Campaign Around Sillim Station, Gwanak-gu
On the evening of the 8th at 8 PM, over 50 participants from the public, government, and police join... Focused patrols in vulnerable areas to promote the recovery of daily life
Police, public officials, volunteer crime prevention squads, intelligent CCTV, and more mobilized for special crime prevention activities around Sillim Station
Gwanak-gu (District Mayor Park Jun-hee) conducted a joint patrol campaign with the Gwanak Police Station around Sillim Station at 8 PM on the 8th.
More than 50 participants, including volunteer crime prevention squads, merchant associations, and exemplary drivers, took part in the campaign to focus patrols on crowded entertainment districts and crime-vulnerable areas around Sillim Station, aiming to promote the recovery of daily life.
The district is carrying out special crime prevention activities together with the police and residents to prevent copycat crimes related to the recent stabbing incident and to alleviate residents’ anxiety.
First, to respond effectively to dangerous situations, the district assigned dedicated personnel to monitor closed-circuit television (CCTV) around Sillim Station 24 hours a day. An intelligent surveillance system capable of detecting violence, collapses, and other incidents was installed on 32 CCTV cameras. Additionally, an extra team was deployed to operate the Safe Return Scout service, which accompanies people walking home at night.
The Gwanak Police Station has strengthened patrol activities against violent crimes, and the volunteer crime prevention squads composed of civilians conduct nightly patrols every day.
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Park Jun-hee, Mayor of Gwanak-gu, said, “I sincerely thank the residents who participated in the campaign and the officials of the Gwanak Police Station for their efforts to make Gwanak safe. Going forward, the public, government, and police will work together to do their best to quickly restore daily life.”
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