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Two years after a chaotic shooting at Edgewater Park left a teen injured, Chief Kelly Stillman says the Metroparks Police have transformed into a smarter, faster response team—thanks to new tech, data-driven patrols, and a $100K grant that upgraded surveillance systems. Now, AI-powered software spots “unruly behavior” before it escalates, alerting officers instantly to intervene. Officers are strategically deployed—sometimes doubling up during peak crowds of 10,000—and increased visibility is deterring trouble before it starts. Locals like Alex Garcia say the change is obvious. Chief Stillman believes they’re now far better equipped to prevent incidents and hold offenders accountable than ever before.
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