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30 Percent of Police in Baja California Deemed Unfit After Failing Trust Exams

Baja California’s top security official revealed that 30% of police officers in the state, including 50% in Playas de Rosarito, failed oversight exams and are unfit for service.

Roughly one in three police officers in Baja California have failed trust and oversight evaluations, according to a public statement made by the state's Secretary of Citizen Security, General Laureano Carrillo Rodríguez.

During a recent presentation on the progress of the National Security Strategy, General Carrillo acknowledged that 30% of Baja California’s state and municipal police officers—an . . .

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