He defended the use of the posts, saying, “These mobile units are a strategic tool designed to strengthen our operational reach, enhance responsiveness, and improve overall effectiveness.” The commissioner added, “The mobile police units represent another step in building a modern, responsive, and trusted Police Service.” However, Guevarro pointed out that the use of mobile units is not new to the TTPS, having been in existence for a number of years. He also said the enhanced capacity of the mobile units was a significant forward step for the TTPS. With deployment locations being informed by data from the Crime and Problem Analysis Branch (CAPA), Guevarro promised that the units would be strategically placed to counteract crime trends.