“We’ve had eight murders this month, and that is very alarming,” Police Chief Kenta Fulford said.
SELMA, Ala. - After a rise in homicides in March, the City of Selma is considering camera systems.The most recent incident occurred onChief Fulford mentioned the use of witnesses and anonymous tips from Central Alabama Crimestoppers has helped detectives work “around the clock” to get the murders solved. Still, the cameras could play an essential part in solving them faster.
“I believe that would be very instrumental in helping us with crime and not just crime,” Fulford said, “you see people dumping trash beside the road, maybe having burglaries and robberies and things like that. I think that system really would help us out.”Not reading this story on the WSFA News App? Get news alerts FASTER and FREE in the
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