The CLEEN Foundation advocates for technological integration within the Nigeria Police Force to enhance crime prevention and promote accountability, emphasizing the need for reform beyond policy changes to include mindset shifts and community collaboration. In Thunder Bay, police have begun using an AI program, BriefCam, to assist in investigations, which has shown promise in increasing efficiency while respecting privacy concerns. However, concerns have been raised by organizations like the Runnymede Trust and Amnesty International regarding the use of AI and facial recognition technologies in the UK, which they argue exacerbate racial disparities within the criminal justice system. Sindh's IGP, Ghulam Nabi Memon, supports modern technology such as face-recognition cameras for effective policing and acknowledges the need for collaborative efforts to tackle crime. The proliferation of digital devices is transforming law enforcement, providing crucial data for intelligence-led policing and investigations, while also raising concerns about privacy and civil rights. As law enforcement increasingly relies on advanced technologies, striking a balance between security and civil liberties remains a pressing challenge.