A shocking anonymous letter from mobile speed camera operators reveals the dramatic conditions they work under. Following yet another violent attack on a colleague, they decided to break their silence.
We live in a state of absolute terror, they write. The system is designed wrong — we are placed as bait in dark, remote locations with no protection whatsoever. They recall Molotov cocktails, beatings, and even gunfire aimed at their vans.
They simultaneously accuse the managing company of criminal indifference and report gruelling shifts of 220–240 hours per month. The Labour Ministry and the Labour Inspection Department are described as deafeningly absent.
The letter ends with a stark warning: The question is not whether there will be a fatality, but when. No one will be able to say tomorrow that they did not know.
