Dismantling of security cameras, expert Softa: All made in China, check even in the dark

Security expert Fation Softa insists that the security cameras that have been dismantled across our country should have been carefully removed to be used to reveal details from various events. In an interview with the media yesterday, the expert Softa stated that the cameras were all made in China with a high technology that also controlled at night. "This operation has a plan of measures and an objective not only to track them but also to identify the individuals who mounted them. All cameras are made in China and are of a technology that has an admirable kind of visibility, are 4 megapixels and control even in dark conditions. Since they are cable internet, they go and bring their signal to a server. Cameras should be reused and a plan should be made to deploy them as a deterrent to many incidents. In many cases, it was the cameras of private entities that discovered various events", stated Softa. Meanwhile, the Report TV journalist, Sokol Dema, who has been following the police operation to dismantle the cameras during these days, mentions the case of Shkodra, saying that it is vital to find the servers to clarify some criminal events. "Shkodra finds it very necessary to find the servers because it would go towards clarifying some criminal events that happened in the past. Shkodra is singled out because in the 2 much-talked-about neighborhoods where the operation started, many criminal events took place in the past and the police found it impossible to get access and to find out that it was a camera without a master and there was no server. Dema declared. Since the beginning of the "Fijet" operation, the police have destroyed 451 security cameras installed without permission and with the aim of spying on rival groups and police officers. Under investigation, 83 people have been placed under investigation in 9 districts where the operation has been extended, a large part of them with a significant criminal record. Names like Plaurent Dervishaj, Avdylajt e Shijaku, Saimir Taullau in Lushnje, and beyond.