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Wakiso Politicians probed over ‘vandalising’ police CCTV cameras

homeland by homeland
July 13, 2025
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The police have launched investigations into alleged acts of vandalism on the national CCTV camera network by political candidates ahead of the 2026 general elections.

“We suspect that these politicians unknowingly erected their posters on these fibre cables, which have disconnected police CCTV cameras in various areas. We are now searching for these politicians to warn them,” a senior officer in the ICT directorate said.

“This damage and disconnections resulted from campaign posters in Kazo-Angola Zone, which were erected where the fibre cable passes. The scene was documented, and the posters were recovered and exhibited. No arrests made,” the Kampala North ICT officers’ report reads.

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