Roman Alberto Cepedareaffirmed that the Reaction Group Keep (GRT) of the Directorate of Municipal Public Security remains in operation and will only have elements that belong to this direction, this decision is made based on the need to maintain the order and reinforce the security in the municipality.
Cepeda González reiterated his administration’s commitment to continue working closely with the three levels of government to maintain and improve security in the municipality. The mayor regretted that the narrative of the events had been changed, after last Friday at the security table meeting, the decision was made known.
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Román Alberto explained that his administration has taken firm steps to guarantee that Torreón continues to be a benchmark in security, with investment in this area being a priority and the municipality that invests the most in Mexico. “The security of citizens is not
It is under discussion and the coordination that has given rise to security in Torreón was never put at risk, but it is regrettable that they have modified the narrative and politicized the issue, that is serious for the perception of a security that has cost us a lot to build and maintain”, indicated the mayor of Torreón.
The Torreón Reaction Group has not stopped operating in the city, being a key player in the
security strategy for massive weekend events. The mayor shared that there are already requests from elements from various corporations that wish to join the GRT and in the coming days he will announce the new head of said Group, who is said to be a military or ex-military member.
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Mayor Román Alberto Cepeda commented that the municipality will maintain coordination with those who wish to do so, but emphasized that “coordination yes, subordination never.” Likewise, Cepeda González stated that Torreón is and will continue to be a national reference, like Coahuila, in the issues of maintaining security for the benefit of citizens.
The departure of elements from the GRT should not be interpreted as a weakening, but as an opportunity to continue optimizing public security strategies in Torreón. “We have worked together with various institutions to maintain peace and order, and we will not let our guard down,” concluded the mayor.
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