Authorities Dismantle 21 Illegal Surveillance Cameras in Ecatepec
Av Sta Teresa 59
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Federal (FGR), Navy and municipal police removed 21 illegally installed video surveillance cameras from public infrastructure across multiple neighborhoods in Ecatepec; officials say the devices could be used to monitor authorities and violate security laws.
Incident reported at Av Sta Teresa 59.
Federal (FGR), Navy and municipal police removed 21 illegally installed video surveillance cameras from public infrastructure across multiple neighborhoods in Ecatepec; officials say the devices could be used to monitor authorities and violate security laws.
Incident reported at Av Sta Teresa 59.
Federal (FGR), Navy and municipal police removed 21 illegally installed video surveillance cameras from public infrastructure across multiple neighborhoods in Ecatepec; officials say the devices could be used to monitor authorities and violate security laws.
Incident reported at Av Sta Teresa 59.
Federal (FGR), Navy and municipal police removed 21 illegally installed video surveillance cameras from public infrastructure across multiple neighborhoods in Ecatepec; officials say the devices could be used to monitor authorities and violate security laws.
Incident reported at Av Sta Teresa 59.
Federal (FGR), Navy and municipal police removed 21 illegally installed video surveillance cameras from public infrastructure across multiple neighborhoods in Ecatepec; officials say the devices could be used to monitor authorities and violate security laws.
Incident reported at Av Sta Teresa 59.
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