Rome: Raggi, anti-drug dealing cameras outside 30 schools

(ANSA) - ROME, NOVEMBER 08 - Anti-drug dealing cameras arrive out of 30 schools in Romale. This was announced by the capital union itself, Virginia Raggi. "Two years ago, with the signing of the 'Safe Schools' Protocol of Understanding between Rome Capital and the Prefecture - he writes on Facebook -, we started a process to effectively counteract drug dealing activities in the schools of our city. Now this agreement enters live with the installation of the cameras in various high schools and the connection of the video surveillance systems to the Roma System Room, managed by the Local Police ". "A total of 42 cameras will be installed by the Public Works Department on 30 higher education institutions (2 for each Municipality) - adds Raggi - chosen from those with the most critical issues. The cameras are installed to monitor the external perimeter of the schools and the images are analyzed by police officers. Local before being turned over to the inquirers. This is just one of the interventions we have planned to ensure the safety of our children in the places that are essential for their growth. We are also working on a project for the installation of systems and intrusion alarms in schools to secure the equipment and the spaces reserved for teaching ". (HANDLE).