Ensenada Police Arrests Unfold

**Breaking News: Ensenada Police Officers Arrested** Coordinated operation led to arrest of four municipal police officers, including Parma, Villa, and Paulina. Speculations on corruption and ties to organized crime surface. Stay tuned for updates on TJGringo.com.

### Four Municipal Police Officers Arrested in Ensenada

In a coordinated operation between the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) and the Citizen Security Secretariat of Baja California, four municipal police officers have been detained. Preliminary reports indicate that three of the officers are identified by their last names Parma, Villa, and a female officer named Paulina.

At approximately 7:00 PM on Thursday, August 29th, an investigative team arrived at the offices of the Municipal Public Security Directorate (DSPM) located at Ninth and Espinoza Streets. Initial details suggest that among the four detained are some sub-commanders who were removed from the police station and transported to the FGE facilities in El Ciprés, a zone that has since been cordoned off.

Earlier this morning, Attorney General María Elena Andrade visited Ensenada to conduct several security meetings with local police authorities and business leaders.

### Additional News on the Arrests in Ensenada

#### More Details Emerge on Ensenada Police Arrests

According to additional sources, the four officers arrested in Ensenada are suspected of being involved in criminal activities. The specifics of the charges have not yet been disclosed, but there is speculation that the investigation pertains to corruption and ties with organized crime.

Residents in the area have expressed concern and mixed feelings about the arrests. While many are relieved that alleged corruption is being addressed, there’s also apprehension about the potential gaps in law enforcement coverage arising from the detention of multiple officers.

Security experts suggest that this operation signals a significant move by state authorities to root out corruption within the ranks of the municipal police. They anticipate that further investigations and potential arrests could follow as more information comes to light.

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