Businesses in Sydney using app to connect with police to reduce crime | CBC News ...Middle East

Businesses and police in Sydney are using an app to communicate in an effort to reduce crime in the downtown. The Business Watch program connects business owners and police to quickly relay information over the phone. “If something happens in a business,” said Cape Breton Regional Police Const. Gary Fraser. “If somebody’s in and they shoplift or steal from the business, everybody will know it instantly.” Program participants use a free app called Slack, which is a cross-platform instant messaging service. Members of the business watch group can share photos of suspected shoplifters with each other and police. (Holly Conners/CBC) While it hasn’t led to any arrests, it is

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