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Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin said yesterday that the police had taken a “dim view” of the unauthorised surveillance cameras discovered in Sea Lots on Tuesday.
The 22 cameras and four digital video recorders (DVRs), which had been installed on electricity poles and trees, were found by T&T Electricity Commission (T&TEC) technicians and police officers during raids in different parts of Sea Lots. Police suspect the devices were part of an “early warning system” for criminals to alert them about police patrols and the presence of rival gang members.
Similar devices were found last May in Bassanta Trace, St Augustine, and Monte Grande, Tunapuna, where police suspect they were also used by criminals to keep track of police activities.
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