Lae metropolitan superintendent, Anthony Wagambie Jnr, attributed this to the support of three members of the Chinese community in Lae.
“We were approached by them and asked how they could help Police in securing a safer community in Lae,” he stated.
“Lae Market was identified as one of our ‘hot spots’ where petty crimes, street selling, vehicle tampering and general harassment of the public took place.
“This was agreed upon and two High Definition rotating CCTVs were purchased from China and brought into Lae.