Dynamic beat to check housebreakings

- CP to monitor night patrolling personally
- City police develops separate software

Vijayawada: The Vijayawada Police will adopt dynamic beat system to check thefts, robberies and other crimes. The city police are
focusing on to check housebreakings (HBs) during day time and nights. As part of the efforts, the Police Commissioner, Gautam Sawang,
proposed the new dynamic beat system and discussed with officials in a recently conducted crime meeting.

The city police developed separate software for dynamic beat system, which will be installed in Android mobiles of officials as well as
patrolling staff. The Police Commissioner can monitor entire patrolling from his office and can get information whether the staff attended
to night patrolling or not.

Gautam Sawang wants to strengthen the night patrolling and he wants to know duty points of police personally. Gautam Sawang had
already instructed the technology department to install the software in every policeman mobile. Night thefts gradually increased in the
city due to decline in night patrolling. According to information, the CP had expressed dissatisfaction over the functioning of police in
some stations. He also warned them to take action if the offences fail to come down immediately.

According to a police source, the CP identified that thefts were occurring due to lack of surveillance. He directed the all DCPs, ACPs and
Inspectors to control the day housebreaking and night time housebreakings. CP also noticed that there was no data of rowdy-sheeters,
suspect-sheeters, dacoits and how many criminals are on bail. Most of police officers don’t use iris technology. Earlier, Vijayawada
police took full data of the accused persons but present officers didn’t take that data for comparing thieves, felt a senior officer.