The police action in Shkodër dismantles the cameras of criminal groups, they used them for 'espionage' (PHOTO)

2023-01-14 15:08:46Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
The police action in Shkodër dismantles the cameras of criminal groups,
Action police in Shkodër dismantle the cameras of criminal groups

The police of Shkodra dismantled 21 cameras placed on electric poles, in the street, to collect information for criminal purposes.

According to the police, the dismantled cameras were installed by persons or criminal groups in order to obtain information about the movements of the Police.

"The investigative structures of DVP Shkodër, based on the information provided by the information intelligence, for the placement of some cameras on the electric poles, on the road axis "5 Heronjte", up to the bypass of Shkodra, and from "5 Heronjte", to the roundabout of Dobrac, in order to collect information for criminal purposes, as well as to monitor the movements of the Police, have organized the work to identify the persons who had installed these cameras and dismantle them.

Supported by the operational services and those of the Special Force "Shqiponja", the investigative structures of DVP Shkodër have dismantled and seized 21 cameras connected via mobile phones, of which 8 were installed in public places and squares, on the road axis from the "5 Heroes" roundabout ” to the first roundabout of the Shkodra bypass, while 13 others were installed on the road axis from the "5 Heroes" roundabout to the Dobraci roundabout.

The seized cameras were installed without the relevant permission of the competent bodies. Their deployment is contrary to Law 9887, dated 10.03.2008 "Protection of personal data" and constitutes the criminal offense "Unjust interference in private life", which is provided for by Article 121 of the Criminal Code.

In cooperation with the Prosecutor's Office, intensive work continues for the identification of the persons who installed the cameras and for the complete disclosure of the purpose of placing these cameras", the police informs.



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