Fall in Homicides, Kidnappings and Extortion in Valle del Cauca
The National Police reports a reduction in violent crimes in Valle del Cauca. Director Barrera Peña affirms that the institution does not tolerate corruption.
National Police reports fall in violent crimes in Valle del Cauca
According to eltiempo.com, Valle del Cauca has registered a decline in the rates of murders, kidnappings and extortion, as part of the 135th anniversary of the Colombian Public Force.
The director of the National Police, Major General Jesús Alejandro Barrera Peña, heads security operations in the region and highlighted institutional commitment to tackling crime. "The Police does not tolerate corruption," Barrera Peña stated, according to the outlet.
The reduction of these crimes in the department represents a step forward in the security plans deployed by the Public Force in the area, which includes the Metropolitan Police of Cali and units attached to the Valle del Cauca Governorship.
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