The event took place as part of the discipline “Administrative and Jurisdictional Activities of the Police.”
Cadets of the Faculty for Training Specialists of the Criminal Police Units of the National Police of Ukraine reinforced their knowledge on traffic safety violations.
DSUIA’s Lecturer from the Department of Operational and Investigative Activities, Police Captain Vadym Kolomiiets, introduced the technical characteristics and practical application of the comprehensive video surveillance system “Safe City.” He demonstrated the system’s capabilities in searching for vehicles based on specified parameters and explained how real-time tracking of vehicles and individuals is conducted. Special attention was given to searches by date, movement routes, and identification of wanted objects.
Lecturer from the Department of Administrative Law and Procedure, Police Senior Lieutenant Khrystyna Derevianko, presented practical case studies from police service. Using video materials, she analyzed and classified violations together with the cadets, showing how the “Safe City” system can be utilized by National Police officers in operational and investigative activities.
Particular emphasis was placed on respecting human rights and freedoms, including privacy and confidentiality issues.
Head of the Department of Administrative Law and Procedure, Police Lieutenant Colonel Andrii Sobakar, shared his academic experience regarding the use of the “Safe City” system. Deputy Dean of the Faculty for Training Specialists of the Criminal Police Units of the National Police of Ukraine at DSUIA, Maksym Bohuslavskyi, supplemented the session with real-life case examples.
Senior Inspector of the Situational Department of the Organizational and Analytical Support and Operational Response Directorate of the Main Department of the National Police in Dnipropetrovsk Region, Police Major Oleksandr Siroklyn, explained to cadets the key principles of the “Safe City” video surveillance system and its management tools. The practitioner highlighted the specifics of access to the system, its importance for law enforcement, and its role in the work of other specialized services.
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