Bucaramanga to launch Crime Observatory with artificial intelligence and 24-hour operation
Bucaramanga Mayor Cristian Portilla announced the creation of the city's first Crime Observatory, which will operate from the third floor of City Hall, inside the Interior Secretariat, running permanently 365 days a year. It will have an interdisciplinary team, artificial intelligence tools and a large-format monitoring system, coordinated with the Police, the Prosecutor's Office, the Army and intelligence units. The measure comes with a renewal of the city's video surveillance system.
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- The Crime Observatory will operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, at the Interior Secretariat in City Hall.
- It will use artificial intelligence and large-format monitoring to identify areas and times with the highest crime incidence.
- It will be coordinated with the National Police, the Prosecutor's Office, the Army, intelligence units and the Judicial Police.
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