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### Four Municipal Police Officers Arrested in Ensenada
In a coordinated operation conducted by Baja California’s Attorney General’s Office (FGE) and the Citizen Security Secretariat, four municipal police officers have been apprehended in Ensenada. Preliminary information identifies three of the officers by their last names: Parma, Villa, and a woman named Paulina.
The operation took place at 7:00 PM on Thursday, August 29, when an investigative team arrived at the Directorate of Municipal Public Security (DSPM) located at the intersection of Ninth Street and Espinoza. Initial data reveals that the four officers, some holding the rank of sub-commanders, were removed from the police station and taken to the FGE facilities in El Ciprés, an area which has been heavily secured.
Earlier that morning, Attorney General María Elena Andrade was in Ensenada to conduct security meetings with police chiefs and local business leaders.
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### Additional News
#### Nationwide Crackdown on Corrupt Police Forces
In a wave of actions aimed at rooting out corruption, multiple police officers across the country have been detained. Similar operations have been reported in various other cities, aiming to restore public trust in the police force. Authorities have pledged to continue these efforts to ensure the integrity of law enforcement.
#### Security Initiatives in Baja California Continue
Following the recent arrests, Baja California authorities reaffirm their commitment to combating corruption within the police force. The Attorney General’s Office announced that more operations are planned to address widespread issues within law enforcement agencies. Local officials are collaborating closely with various stakeholders to implement robust security measures aimed at improving public safety.
#### Community Reactions to Recent Arrests
Residents of Ensenada have expressed mixed reactions to the arrests of local police officers. While some community members are hopeful that these actions will lead to a cleaner, more accountable police force, others remain skeptical about the long-term effectiveness of such measures. Town hall meetings are being scheduled to provide a platform for citizens to voice their concerns and receive updates from law enforcement officials.
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