Following a massacre that claimed seven lives in Boca del Monte, Guatemala, the National Civil Police (PNC) has removed illegally installed surveillance cameras. These cameras were operated by criminal groups in the Villa Canales area. The removal occurred five days after the deadly event, indicating a response to the increased scrutiny over security in the region. Authorities did not specify the number of cameras removed, nor details regarding the groups that installed them. This action suggests an attempt to regain control and dismantle criminal infrastructure. The massacre has highlighted the presence and influence of criminal elements in the area, prompting the police response. Further investigation is expected to determine the full extent of the criminal network utilizing the surveillance system.