Following the request of Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state, the Inspector General of Police , Mohammed Adamu has deployed a
surveillance helicopter to the Anambra State Police Command.
Government House Correspondent, Ejike Abana reports that during a test flight , the helicopter took off from DO field, Amawbia, on test surveillance.
From within the cockpit, operators were able to send out digitally clear surveillance pictures and videos to ground crew who process same for further action by the authorities if need be.
Speaking to the ABS at the state Police Command Headquarters, the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Haruna Mohammed said that the helicopter was deployed by the Inspector General of Police on the request of Governor Obiano and the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Abang, pointing out that it will aid in accessing difficult terrain in the state, as well as aid in monitoring farmers – herders’ conflict.
Mr Mohammed stressed that the helicopter will complement the already existing security architecture in the state, noting that the surveillance has commenced with immediate effect and will help crime detection and prevention.
While appreciating Governor Obiano for his supportive role which has facilitated their duty, Mr Mohammed noted that the Command has achieved alot within a short time.
With the deployment of the helicopter, security of life and property of residents of the state have received a major boost.
Recall that Anambra state government had in 2019 launched smart city policing, deploying smart cars and mobile surveillance cameras at strategic locations in the state to help the crime fighting efforts of the securty agencies.
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