Home break-ins, stolen vehicles: Edison reveals plan to combat rising crime
Edison police announced a plan to combat the rise in stolen vehicles and home break-ins.
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Oct 27, 2023, 9:43 AM
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Updated 273 days ago
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yesterdayNew Jersey continues to see a rise in home break-ins and stolen vehicles throughout New Jersey. To combat crime, police in Edison have announced a plan to deter thieves.
- Increased police patrolling
- Cutting-edge technology. Over 70 license plate readers have been strategically installed throughout Edison. These devices track stolen vehicles and license plates.
- Advanced 911 system: Enabling dispatchers to send a real-time video link to callers in distress.
- Community vigilance: Civilian public safety employees and vehicles have been directed to be on alert for suspicious activity, promoting community involvement in maintaining security.