Removal of cameras, expert Karamuço reveals the big mistake of the police: Wrong operation, here's what should have been done

The criminalistics expert, Ervin Karamuço, considered the method of action inappropriate, as according to him, the police had to act secretly and simultaneously throughout the country.

Journalist Dorjana Bezat also supported the expert, stressing that criminal groups have gained time from the operation divided by areas, removing the cameras themselves and leaving no traces.

This was contradicted by the spokesperson of the State Police, who said that the operation has been extended across the country and continuous checks have been made to bring those responsible to justice.

Karamuço :The law does not speak of rights, but of obligations of citizens, they exercise an activity and must cooperate with security and they must maintain a server that records. I have it for schools, buildings by decision of the assembly, shopping centers. It is only for public safety, it is not for protection that they have to watch the house, the yard. Article 121 indicates interference in the private life of another, but in this case we currently have over 1 million cameras in all of Albania, only 161 thousand subjects are active, endless individuals, public legal entities, all amount to over a million. England is the champion with the largest number of cameras, 7.2 million cameras, 1 camera for 11 inhabitants, we have 1 camera for 2 inhabitants. The operation being carried out is being carried out for private individuals, who have a criminal past, have used not only to protect themselves, but also to observe, or to carry out assassinations, they stood up, they said it's here, they also said that I have it (know where it is) because I have it with a camera, there is a big development process, they have it on their mobile phone , someone has it in Dubai, someone has it in Vlora, in Durrës. We managed to have an operation, but a mistake was made, it had to be simultaneous in the whole territory because, gaining time, they dismantled them, they had to find them in secret, who is the server, the owner. There are thousands of drones under private use, they fly them, we had Russians filming the Renea ward, it's a challenge for the police. We managed to have an operation, but a mistake was made, it had to be simultaneous in the whole territory because, gaining time, they dismantled them, they had to find them in secret, who is the server, the owner. There are thousands of drones under private use, they fly them, we had Russians filming the Renea ward, it's a challenge for the police. We managed to have an operation, but a mistake was made, it had to be simultaneous in the whole territory because, gaining time, they dismantled them, they had to find them in secret, who is the server, the owner. There are thousands of drones under private use, they fly them, we had Russians filming the Renea ward, it's a challenge for the police.

Duma : Why did you give two weeks for the crime to destroy the evidence, why didn't you start it immediately throughout the territory?

Mullai: The operation is spread across the country, continuous checks to identify the cameras, on the streets, electric poles, if we refer to the last 2 months, there have been no criminal events for us to give us a spur to get the cameras , as Karamuço said, servers do not last more than 2 months. We identified them, dismantled them, 50 have been criminally prosecuted. It is being developed in Elbasan.

Karamuço: The element of surprise fell, there is no more surgery.

Karamuço: To find the owners.

Bezat: On Kavaja Street, the police did not find any cameras, they came out and they were removed, the same situation occurs in Elbasan, they were removed by the perpetrators who are unknown to you.

Mullai: There is a misinterpretation of the law by citizens. We have three referrals in Shkodër and Vlorë, they will answer to the law. There are cameras of people with a criminal record, they have been convicted.

We remind you that the coded operation "Fijet" has been going on for days in all the cities of the country, where so far 185 cameras have been dismantled and seven people have been put under investigation.