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Despite their unease with a curfew and 24/7 police exercises in their community, several Maloney residents say they are doing their best to adjust to the current security arrangements, while also calling for more people-centered policing techniques.
The call comes days after the community was officially declared a closed area under the Special Operations Act.
According to Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro, the decision to deploy police to the community was made to prevent an escalation of gang violence in the neighbourhood, in the wake of a shooting involving attendees of a party at one of the buildings in the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) project on Monday.
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