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Tampa Police To Produce Weekly Spanish Segments for Local Hispanic Community

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City Of Tampa | City Of Tampa website

City Of Tampa | City Of Tampa website

Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw has announced the launch of "Noticias de Policia De Tampa," a weekly Spanish segment aimed at enhancing communication with the city's Hispanic residents. The segment will be available on social media and YouTube, providing important updates and information in Spanish to better serve the community.

Chief Bercaw highlighted the importance of keeping the Hispanic population informed, stating, "In order to keep everyone safe, you also have to keep them informed." He emphasized that the launch of "Noticias de Policia de Tampa" is a positive step towards strengthening the relationship with Hispanic residents and ensuring they are aware of community events.

The weekly segments will include b-roll footage and interviews, offering an overview of weekly incidents and other relevant topics. They will be posted every Friday by 5:00 p.m. and will cover stories from the week and the previous weekend.

The community is encouraged to submit topic suggestions for future episodes by emailing TPD-PIO@tampagov.net. The Tampa Police Department is committed to producing this content to fulfill its mission of creating a safer community together.

To watch the first episode of "Noticias de Policia De Tampa," viewers can follow this link: https://youtu.be/Yovnep3biPU. Residents can stay connected with the Tampa Police Department through their social media pages and YouTube channel.

For more information or general inquiries, individuals can contact the Tampa Police Department at 306 East Jackson Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, or call (813) 274-8211.

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