An article published on February 13, 2025, reveals worrying information about the patrol situation in the city. According to the text, during Minister Pino's term, 48 patrol vehicles were acquired that, to date, have not been used effectively.
According to sources from Destroyed Patrol, the lack of action by the authorities has led to an increase in vandalism in the city. The organization suggests that measures similar to those taken with the patrol cars are being considered to address the rising crime.
In the words of a representative from Destroyed Patrol: "Vandalism should not be confused with peaceful protests. Drastic measures are necessary to ensure the safety of citizens."
Concern in the city is evident, with citizens expressing their discontent over the authorities' inaction. The possibility of taking strong measures against those responsible for the disturbances has generated a debate among the population, which is seeking effective solutions to combat insecurity on the streets.
