Yuma County, Arizona is using technological advancements to combat crime. The Yuma Police Department (YPD) employs tools such as drones and license plate readers, funded by various grants, to reduce crime in the community. Their ultimate goal is to keep the community safe and secure.
In Somerton, a town in Yuma County, the police department has noticed that technology-based crimes are more prevalent than physical crimes. To address this trend, they have purchased Greykey software, similar to Cellebrite, with the help of a grant from the Department of Emergency and Military Affairs. This technology enables them to download phone data and review evidence on laptops.
These developments highlight the importance of technology in enhancing law enforcement capabilities and reducing crime rates in the community. The advancements made possible through grants and specialized software are critical in solving crimes and ensuring public safety. Tune in to News 11 on Wednesday, May 1 for a full special report on how local police departments are utilizing technology to combat crime in Yuma County.
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