Rosarito Officers Removed

**Four State Police Officers Temporarily Removed in Rosarito Amid Complaints**

In Rosarito, four officers from the State Police have been temporarily removed from their duties following two formal complaints since the state assumed control of local security on March 7th. Baja California’s Secretary of Citizen Security, Laureano Carrillo Rodríguez, has confirmed that one complaint was lodged with the State Attorney General’s Office, while another was filed with the Internal Control Body of the security department.

Carrillo Rodríguez mentioned, “We’ve received these complaints about the state police, and although only two formal cases exist, an investigation is underway.” He also responded to allegations circulating on social media, stating that they are being reviewed, but no further formal reports have been made.

**Officers Temporarily Relocated**

Carrillo Rodríguez explained that while there’s no concrete evidence linking these officers to the accusations, they have been reassigned as a precautionary measure during the ongoing investigation by the Internal Control Body. The move comes as part of a larger effort to secure local peace, as the State Police took charge of Rosarito’s security earlier this month. This transition included the vetting of 264 municipal officers undergoing various assessments, including psychological and toxicology tests.

**Secondary Article: Recent Developments in Baja California’s Security**

**Baja California Steps Up Security Measures Amid Growing Concerns**

Following recent events in Rosarito, Baja California is intensifying its efforts to strengthen public security. The recent suspension of four police officers in Rosarito highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining law and order in the region. While investigations are conducted, state authorities are working to ensure that the process is transparent and just.

Moreover, efforts are being made on a broader scale to reinforce security protocols across the state. This includes deploying more officers in key areas and increasing community engagement initiatives to foster trust between law enforcement and residents.

As security remains a top priority for the state’s administration, more measures are expected to be announced in the coming weeks to address these concerns. The commitment to a safer Baja California continues to be a focal point for local leaders and law enforcement officials alike.

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