Seized walkie talkies - the main reason for GC police anger?
Posted: Sun 07 Oct 2012 9:17 am
In another twist to the three GC police officers' arrest and detainment earlier this week, this TC news web-site tells of a news story in the GC newspaper Fileleftheros:
http://www.haberkktc.com/haber/rumlar-t ... 48768.html
After the police officers' arrest their wireless communication devices (I presume they are still called walkie talkies?) fell into the hands of the TC police. According to Fileleftheros, southside police officers have now been instructed not to talk of serious matters on their walkie talkies and/or to use code words when necessary ... presumably because the GC police suspect their TC counterparts of now listening to their conversations.
Again according to Fileleftheros, the GCs have ordered a new "digital" communication system, apparently costing 6 to 7 miliion euros, though it is not clear from the TC report if this had been planned before the walkie talkies' seizure or as a result of it.
http://www.haberkktc.com/haber/rumlar-t ... 48768.html
After the police officers' arrest their wireless communication devices (I presume they are still called walkie talkies?) fell into the hands of the TC police. According to Fileleftheros, southside police officers have now been instructed not to talk of serious matters on their walkie talkies and/or to use code words when necessary ... presumably because the GC police suspect their TC counterparts of now listening to their conversations.
Again according to Fileleftheros, the GCs have ordered a new "digital" communication system, apparently costing 6 to 7 miliion euros, though it is not clear from the TC report if this had been planned before the walkie talkies' seizure or as a result of it.