At least during the last three years, the data that the State Prosecutor's Office reported to the National Public Security System were false or "made up," said Governor Enrique Alfaro.
The foregoing was detected when an audit was made between the statistics that the previous state administration sent to the National System, and the investigation folders registered by the Office of the Prosecutor between June 2016 and November 2018. The audit was done by the Council State Public Security of Jalisco and its Executive Commission.
According to the crime figures presented, between June and December 2016, only 68% of . . .
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