Over 1.5 million illegal calls jammed*
During 99-day surveillance on prison facility...
Published on Apr 16, 2016, 10:24 pm AST
By Kim Boodram
kim.boodram@trinidadexpress.com
Ministry of National Security, Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi
MORE than 1.5 million illegal cellphone calls were jammed in a prison facility over a 99-day period of surveillance by the Ministry of National Security, Attorney General Faris ÂAl-ÂRawi disclosed in Parliament on ÂFriday.
Al-Rawi, contributing to the Strategic Services Agency (Amendment) Bill at the International Waterfront Centre, Port of Spain, said the Government had not only blocked 1,530,535 calls, but had also blocked 126,247 prison text messages in one out of eight Âdetention centres.
During 99-day surveillance on prison facility...
Published on Apr 16, 2016, 10:24 pm AST
By Kim Boodram
kim.boodram@trinidadexpress.com
Ministry of National Security, Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi
MORE than 1.5 million illegal cellphone calls were jammed in a prison facility over a 99-day period of surveillance by the Ministry of National Security, Attorney General Faris ÂAl-ÂRawi disclosed in Parliament on ÂFriday.
Al-Rawi, contributing to the Strategic Services Agency (Amendment) Bill at the International Waterfront Centre, Port of Spain, said the Government had not only blocked 1,530,535 calls, but had also blocked 126,247 prison text messages in one out of eight Âdetention centres.