US EditionIllegal Cameras Secured During Operation in Tijuana and Mexicali - Uniradio Informs Baja California
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34 cameras allegedly illegally installed were secured TIJUANA, Baja California, November 21, 2025.- In an operation executed by agents of the Ministry of Citizen Security of Baja California (SSCBC), through the State Citizen Security Force (FESC), 34 video surveillance cameras were secured that were installed illegally in the municipalities of Mexicali and Tijuana.
Mexicali.- The Ministry of Citizen Security of Baja California (SSCBC) reported that through an operation of the State Citizen Security Force (FESC), 34 video surveillance cameras were removed in different highways in the municipalities of Mexicali and Tijuana. According to the state agency, these devices “were installed illegally.”
Retired Devices in Colonia Baja California, Orizaba, Nationalist, Pueblo Nuevo de Mexicali and Delicias III in Tijuana
Ciudad Victoria, Tamps. – The Ministry of Public Security of Tamaulipas (SSP) dismantled this year a network of about 250 illegal video surveillance cameras placed on public lighting posts in different municipalities of the state and allegedly operated by criminal groups. SSP holder Arturo Pancardo Escudero explained that since he took office in June he detected equipment that was not part of the state system C5 and that were installed at points…
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