Crime
Police uncover Kaabiyye camera network monitoring rivals and officers
Police dismantled a surveillance network in Kaabiyye yesterday that allegedly served people linked to a crime organization in monitoring rivals and police officers. According to today's report, cameras were hidden in trees, a communications cabinet and a fence. Recording equipment was seized for investigation. No arrests were reported. Photo: Israel Police Spokesperson.
· Photo: Israel Police Spokesperson
According to Channel 14's report on police activity, officers dismantled a surveillance network in Kaabiyye that allegedly served people linked to a crime organization in monitoring rivals and police forces.
The raid took place yesterday, Wednesday, following investigations into earlier violence. The announcement and report were published today. This was not a new raid taking place at the time of publication.
Cameras were hidden in trees, a communications cabinet and a fence. Officers used a crane and an aerial platform to reach some of them. Screens for viewing live camera feeds were also found.
Police said cameras, recording devices and technological equipment were seized for further investigation. The report does not mention arrests during the raid and does not establish any individual's guilt.
Source: Channel 14
