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South Korea has rolled out a futuristic crime fighting tool, a life-sized

hologram police officer. Now, they claim that the early results say that it's working. So they

installed it in this park, this Jodong number three park in Central Seoul. it's the glowing blue 3d projection and it they claim

that it's helped reduce a crime okay during the active hours by over 20 percent it's five

foot six in a full dress uniform and it's modeled after a real officer it appears nightly from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Now, this is what is helping lower crime.

Every two minutes, it delivers a pre-recorded warning that passengers by are monitored by security cameras

and that police will respond in real time to violence or emergencies

before fading away. So it's part of their safe park program. And I guess they're saying that

the holograms are there to discourage public disorder, such as drunkenness and fights in areas that need more

policing. And while it can't step in or make arrests, officials say it's mere presence has a strong

psychological effect in deterring would-be offenders. So there you go. Sure, they've got cameras

everywhere. Sure, police are on alert to arrive if

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