The alcaldía Azcapotzalco and the Command, Control, Computing, Communications and Citizen Contact Center (C5) signed an agreement to strengthen security in the demarcation.
The objective of the agreement is to deepen security results and strengthen video surveillance in the district.
They were present at the agreement Nancy Nunezmayor of Azcapotzalco, and Salvador Guerrero Cypresgeneral coordinator of C5thus being the first agreement between the capital agency and a mayor’s office.
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“In Azcapotzalco we have the greatest desire to collaborate with the City Governmentespecially in issues as sensitive as security, and we are convinced that this agreement will bring great results to the Chintolola population and will be supported by various entities in the capital,” highlighted Núñez.
For his part, Guerrero Chiprés explained that in the Azcapotzalco mayor’s office there are 4,382 video surveillance cameras of the C5, but recognized that citizen participation is necessary to report.
“When there is a threat, if there is no sober participation from the community, even if we have hundreds of thousands of cameras, it will never be enough if we do not have leadership and coordination like the one led by Nancy Núñez in Azcapotzalco to give continuity to the security strategies promoted. by the Head of Government, Clara Brugada”, he noted.
The mayor’s office registers a 60 percent decrease in high-impact crimes this year compared to the January-October 2019 period, and is located in the new place in crime incidence rate per 100 thousand inhabitants, with 247.
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Where can I make a report through C5?
He C5 responds 24/7 through emergency numbers 911, 089 for anonymous complaints, *765 for violence against women, the Anti-Extortion Line 55 5036 3301 and the help buttons.
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