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Police Return Security Cameras to Residents of Armando Calidonio Colony After Verifying Their Legal Origin

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The Police Investigation Directorate (DPI) and the Directorate of Special Affairs (DAET) returned the security cameras that had been removed last week in the Armando Calidonio colony, after checking that the equipment belongs to the neighbors and not to criminal structures.The police entrance returns security cameras to neighbors of the Armando Calidonio colony after verifying their legal origin was first published in the Digital Process.
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The Police Investigation Directorate (DPI) and the Directorate of Special Affairs (DAET) returned the security cameras that had been removed last week in the Armando Calidonio colony, after checking that the equipment belongs to the neighbors and not to criminal structures.The police entrance returns security cameras to neighbors of the Armando Calidonio colony after verifying their legal origin was first published in the Digital Process.

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Proceso Digital broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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