Public Safety News, Trends, and Regional Reports

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards updated Surf-Salva skills with Brazilian expert guidance to respond faster and safer to emergencies in the bay.

State police in Cancun stopped a virtual kidnapping scam, found the woman safe, and urged her family not to send the 560,000 peso ransom.

Quintana Roo will deploy about 7,000 officers for the Guadalupe–Reyes season, concentrating patrols in Cancun’s tourist zones and busy streets.

A new Puerto Vallarta surveillance sweep through parks, sports units and beaches ends with a white balance and quiet night for residents.

San Miguel’s security fair in San Rafael unites families, agencies and kids to swap toy weapons, share safety tips and promote non-violent play.

Two foreign tourists were saved after a wave flipped their kayak near Los Arcos in a rapid Puerto Vallarta kayak rescue by city lifeguards.

Cabo San Lucas fire department faces a 90 percent jump in ambulance calls as rapid population growth fuels more emergencies.

Three Cancun tourist police were suspended after a Colombian couple accused them of arbitrary detention, assault and extortion.

Nine people were brought safely to shore after a hull leak triggered a fast Banderas Bay yacht rescue by Mexico’s Navy off Nayarit’s coast.

Three men allegedly tied up staff at a Roma Norte sportswear shop and tried to flee with 500,000 pesos in goods before CDMX police arrested...

Seven women from Puerto Vallarta were rescued uninjured after getting lost while hiking on El Ceboruco volcano in Jala, Nayarit.

State raids in five cities dismantled Guanajuato extortion cells, leaving 12 suspects detained and four already sentenced for targeting locals.

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