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González Tovar mayor has proposed to sign an agreement for the protection of victims of gender violence

The government delegate in Murcia, Rafael González Tovar, has co-chaired this morning the Local Security Board Torre Pacheco, next to the town's mayor, Daniel García Madrid, to analyze the current situation of public security in the municipality and the beginning of the procedures for accession to the framework agreements for collaboration on public safety and to protect victims of domestic violence between the Ministry of Interior and the City.

With regard to the provision of the Civil Guard in Torre Pacheco, González Tovar has very much appreciated the efforts of the Government of Spain to increase troop.

Today the barracks has 60 officers, 130 percent more than in 2004, which had 26 guards.

These troops are distributed among those assigned to the Main Post and SEPRONA Unit, Unit for Arms and Judicial Police.

This significant increase occurred over recent years enabled turn last year in leading positions, thus acquiring a higher level of quality service delivery to citizens, since they are structured in various specialized areas, under the needs of the population, such as citizen services, crime prevention, immediate response and investigation of crimes.

Moreover, the government delegate pointed out that the Home Office has allocated 58,000 euros to renovate the Main Post Civil Guard in Torre Pacheco which these agencies has improved.

Collaboration agreement with the Ministry of Interior

The Government delegate stressed the importance of the agreement to make public safety the Ministry of Interior and the City, as lead the development of the Local Safety Plan, which would include joint action programs and planned assistance protocol or automated information regarding the installation of a technical system that would facilitate sharing operations direct access to local police databases Forces of State Security on requisitions, missing persons, stolen vehicles and other items of police interest .

For Gonzalez Tovar "is a valuable tool to share information as may be achieved better coordination among different police forces and thus greater speed in their actions and, ultimately, greater operational efficiencies."

The Government delegate pointed out that this type of agreement has been signed by 15 municipalities in the region and its extension to other "is a target because we will improve service delivery, optimize resources and progress in improving of public safety. "

Source: Delegación del Gobierno en Murcia