Criminals are increasingly sophisticated, leveraging technology to commit and conceal crimes from prying eyes. All the while the SA Police Service (SAPS) remains shackled to outdated, manual processes that render it ill-equipped for modern law enforcement. 

The SAPS is at a crossroads. The question is no longer whether the service  should adopt smart crime-fighting techniques, it’s whether it can do so before the digital train leaves. ..

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