Kenosha police join Ring Neighbors
Kenosha Police Department
KENSOHA COUNTY, Wis. - The Kenosha Police Department has joined Ring Neighbors, a network that allows residents to share safety concerns about local crime with the community.
With the Neighbors app, users can post videos captured from cameras, distribute photos, post text, and receive real-time safety alerts.
"This is yet another tool for KPD to connect with our community", said Interim Chief Eric Larsen.
Residents do not need a Ring device to join Neighbors. Anyone can participate by downloading the Neighbors app to their smartphone. Devices with the app can receive updates and post photos, text, or videos.
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