**General Carrillo: 36 Priority Targets**
As part of an ongoing effort to revamp police forces, General Carrillo recently discussed the removal of almost 200 officers in Rosarito, with a focus now shifting to Tijuana’s larger police department. The goal is to rid these forces of corruption and align them with ethical standards. General Carrillo underscores the importance of maintaining law and order and declares that this cleanup of local law enforcement is crucial to tackling crime effectively.
In a recent podcast, General Carrillo elaborated on his strategies, addressing concerns about corruption among police officers and the need for restructuring within law enforcement agencies. He also outlined the primary objectives involving 36 targets crucial to dismantling criminal networks in the region.
**Additional News**
– **Gas Leaks and Explosion Concerns in Tijuana:** 2025 has seen six gas explosions attributed to faulty maintenance and infrastructure. Civil Protection authorities have ruled out pipeline defects, citing ongoing line replacements. However, residents, particularly from Agua Caliente, have expressed dissatisfaction with what they see as negligent upkeep by local gas companies.
– **Human Remains Found in Valle de Guadalupe:** Skin fragments were discovered at a ranch in Valle de Guadalupe, sparking allegations of missing farmworkers in Ensenada. Officials have denied any such occurrences, leading to conflicting reports from various sources. Investigations continue as concerns remain over the safety and treatment of agricultural workers.
– **Law Enforcement Corruption Allegations:** Revelations of municipal officers allegedly collaborating with the CJNG cartel have surfaced. Reports indicate that some officers handed over individuals to cartel members in a scandal dubbed ‘The Death Ranch Farce.’ The scandal is under investigation by federal authorities, but progress has been criticized for its sluggish pace.
– **Threats to Officials by Crime Syndicates:** A number of municipal police officers, transit inspectors, a prosecutor, a sub-delegate, and even an attorney have reportedly received threats, prompting fears about their safety amidst an evident lack of protection or advancement in investigations. The involvement of crime syndicates in these threats heightens concerns regarding the pervasive influence of cartels on public institutions.
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