Government Technology: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police launched a new smartphone application Thursday called "MyCMPD" that allows users to be alerted of crime as it happens in real time in neighborhoods close to their homes, schools or workplaces.
When CMPD receives information about crimes from 911 calls or other reports, the information is automatically put into the map in the application, CMPD Deputy Chief Jeff Estes said.. While the map shows crimes that have occurred in recent days, it also shows spots where there are police looking into "unverified" larcenies, assaults or other crimes. The map also shows places that have had traffic accidents or road blockages.
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