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Puerto Vallarta Law Enforcement Attends Domestic Violence Lectures

The Puerto Vallarta/Highland Park Sister Cities Committee organized the seminars, which took place at the Puerto Vallarta Police Academy and the Law School at the University of Guadalajara in Puerto Vallarta.

Retired Cook County Judge David Delgado, police officer Rafael Guerrero, and attorney Richard Wolfe, who is also the Vice President of the Highland Park Sister Cities Foundation, led the discussions.

The audiences consisted of approximately 200 Puerto Vallarta police officers and police cadets and 100 law students at the University of Guadalajara in Puerto Vallarta. The lecturers were interviewed on Jalisco Radio prior to the seminars.

Domestic violence . . .

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