Police say they have removed 22 unauthorised cameras from various locations in Sea Lots as part of a clampdown on illegal electricity connections during a police exercise early this morning.
Police together with technicians from the T&TEC visited Production Avenue and Pioneer Drive, just before 3 am where they removed illegal connections.
Police also confirmed that 22 cameras were also removed from electricity poles and trees which they believe were "strategically positioned" to face the nearby coastline and certain streets to monitor police patrols.
As part of the exercise, six men and three women were arrested for the theft of electricity.
Among them was a man, identified by police as being a "high-ranking gang member."
Police said that as part of their enquiries, they believe that gang leaders charge residents a fee for having illegal, unauthorised electricity connections.