Police today (August 1) launched the Senior Police Call (SPC) Fight Crime Vigour publicity campaign to disseminate fight crime messages to the public.
In view of the recent crime trends and statistics of traffic accidents, Police deployed two SPC Fight Crime Vigour publicity trucks, with the themes of anti-deception and road safety, to visit 40 locations in the coming 10 days to remind the public to stay vigilant against deception and comply with road traffic regulations.
During the campaign, SPC members will distribute promotion leaflets at different stops, reminding members of the public, especially senior citizens, to stay calm and call the Anti-Deception Coordination Centre hotline (18222) when they receive suspicious calls or emails, and to follow traffic regulations.
In addition, thematic computer games and information booths are available on the publicity trucks for visitors to gain a better understanding of the relevant themes.
First launched in 2015, the SPC Fight Crime Vigour publicity trucks are deployed to promote the messages of anti-crime, anti-deception and road safety to the public, in particular to the elderly community.
For more information on the SPC Fight Crime Vigour publicity trucks, please visit the Facebook page of SPC.
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