Le ministre de l' Intérieur et de la Sécurité publique , General Jean Baptiste Tine proposed a new weapon to Senegal for an effective fight against corruption in the country. This is the impending arrival of portable cameras on police uniforms. A technological innovation designed to increase transparency and reduce corruption.

The Minister of the Interior announced the installation of cameras on the uniforms of traffic officers in order to film each check, record each exchange, archive each intervention. He was speaking on Wednesday on the program “Moment of Truth” on Walf TV, where he explained the positive impact of this initiative in other countries. According to him, “in the countries where ù these camp é ras sont utilis é ed by the police departments, they made it possible to r é Freeze the problem è me de la corruption de mani is re significant. They also é reinforced style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, serif">é la relation entre la police et la population, avec beaucoup moins de plaintes des citoyens ”.

En effet, cette initiative a pour objectif d' équiper les policiers In operation on the public road in Cam é portable rats to record their interactions with motorists and other users. According to the minister, these recordings will be used to monitor exchanges, thus guaranteeing transparency in practices. Also, the police Général Jean Baptiste Tine a indiqué que “l' argent de will have to wear the cam style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, serif">é will be constantly. Everything he does ' will be recorded. In real time, the command center will be able to track its position, listen to its discussions and see its actions. This technology protects both the police officer and the citizen