Huge benefits to phone camera link technology says force

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'Huge benefits' to phone camera link technology says force

The force launched the GoodSAM Instant Help platform in March which Chief Inspector Claire Jesson has said was "worth its weight in gold".

PCC John Dywer, Systems Administrator Anna Kelly, Chief Inspector Claire Jesson using the GoodSAM platform

Date - 3rd June 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Part of Cheshire’s SWAN [Safety for Women at Night] funding was used to integrate the GoodSAM Instant Help platform into the control centre in order to help with various incidents including domestic abuse and missing persons. The technology...

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