Cameras on trees and inside fences: the secret surveillance command center exposed in the north

During a police operation in the village of Ka'abiyya, a sophisticated surveillance command center operated by criminals affiliated with an organized crime group was uncovered. Hidden cameras were concealed on trees and fences, used to gather intelligence on rivals and police movements. The equipment was seized and transferred for investigation.

In an operation by the Northern District Police in the village of Ka'abiyya, a sophisticated surveillance command center operated by criminals affiliated with an organized crime group was uncovered. The command center was used to gather intelligence on rivals and to monitor police movements. Hidden cameras were concealed on trees, fences, and communication boxes. The raid took place yesterday (Wednesday) following investigations into previous violent incidents. Officers used a crane and a lift to reach the cameras. Inside the command center, large television screens and extensive technological equipment were seized. The police emphasized that the operation was aimed at restoring a sense of security to residents.