St. Paul asking residents with surveillance cameras for a hand
The St. Paul RCMP are looking for residents to participate in a community-wide initiative.
Are you a resident or business owner with operating surveillance cameras on or within your property?
If so, the St. Paul RCMP are looking for your assistance in solving future crimes.
Willing participants are asked to provide information regarding their address and contact information with the St. Paul RCMP.
This information will be kept in a secure data system and used only for the purposes of tracking availability of video cameras.
If a crime takes place near your residence or business, you may be contacted by the St. Paul RCMP to provide video footage and assist in the investigation of criminal matters.
“We all play a part in keeping our communities safe,” said Cst. Adam Figgens.
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St. Paul asking residents with surveillance cameras for a hand
The St. Paul RCMP are looking for residents to participate in a community-wide initiative.
Are you a resident or business owner with operating surveillance cameras on or within your property?
If so, the St. Paul RCMP are looking for your assistance in solving future crimes.
Willing participants are asked to provide information regarding their address and contact information with the St. Paul RCMP.
This information will be kept in a secure data system and used only for the purposes of tracking availability of video cameras.
If a crime takes place near your residence or business, you may be contacted by the St. Paul RCMP to provide video footage and assist in the investigation of criminal matters.
“We all play a part in keeping our communities safe,” said Cst. Adam Figgens.
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