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As 20 new radar speed guns have been added to the TTPS law enforcement arsenal, Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says he is optimistic the devices will significantly assist police in tackling reckless drivers.
However, Guevarro reminded motorists that even with enhanced police coverage and capabilities, leaving the scene of an accident could lead to criminal charges, particularly in cases where someone has been injured or killed.
Speaking with reporters after a handover ceremony for the LiDAR Speed Enforcement devices to the Traffic and Highway Patrol Branch at the Foreshore on the Audrey Jeffers Highway yesterday, Guevarro addressed recent incidents involving serious road traffic accidents.
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