Police Dismantle Covert Criminal Surveillance Network in Northern Village
Northern District police dismantled a covert criminal surveillance network in Ka'abiyye, removing hidden cameras used to track rivals and law enforcement activities.
Police forces from the Northern District raided an operational command center belonging to criminal elements in the village of Ka'abiyye, dismantling a covert surveillance network operating in the public sphere. The security cameras had been hidden inside communication cabinets, on trees, and along fences as part of an intelligence-gathering operation targeting both rival criminal organizations and law enforcement activities in the area.
According to police investigations into recent violent incidents, the local criminal faction used the hidden cameras to monitor rivals and track police movements. Live video feeds were transmitted to central monitoring rooms equipped with large television screens, allowing suspects to coordinate their activities based on real-time field observations.
During the operation, which utilized specialized lifting equipment, officers located and removed cameras installed along the village access road, communication infrastructure, and fencing panels. All monitoring devices, recording units, and associated technological hardware were seized and transferred to the local police station for further forensic investigation.
Authorities stated that the operation aims to restore a sense of security among local residents whose privacy had been compromised by constant monitoring. Police emphasized that the Northern District will continue its aggressive campaign against organized crime using all available operational and technological tools.
