Reimagining police stations

POLICE stations are seen as a state’s physical and operational manifestation, where victims must feel the state’s protective presence. They must function as ‘shock therapy’ centres, a frontline service and protectors of human liberties. In the age of technology, are more police stations needed in districts, or can existing ones be supplemented by e-police stations? Police stations may vary in size, jurisdiction and tasks. In ancient Rome, the Vigiles saw to law enforcement. Asia and the Middl...

By none@none.com (Mohammad Ali Babakhel)