The head of the Buenos Aires Government, Jorge Macri, presented the new Women’s Urban Order Corps of the City Police. She will act in conflict situations on the street where other women participate.
The head of the Buenos Aires Government, Jorge Macri, presented this Thursday a special group of female police officers who will intervene in demonstrations and conflict situations with other women on the street. It could also act in cases where there are mothers with their children, they announced.
Jorge Macri introduced the new Female Urban Order Corps of the City Police during a simulation of a disturbance situation between this group and protesters at the City’s Higher Institute of Public Security (ISSP).
The special group of female police officers It is made up of 120 police officers and aims to address confrontations in the streets. After the drill, Jorge Macri explained that “They are officers to negotiate and dissuade” but with the ability to “guarantee order in public spaces” if violence escalates.
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As explained the Buenos Aires Government in an official communication, the creation of this body arose after protests by retirees and university students, and “when noticing mothers with their children in other demonstrations.”
“There are no more pickets or cuts in the City”highlighted Jorge Macri and added: “With political decision we were encouraged to confront something that had become naturalized.” The Buenos Aires Minister of Security, Waldo Wolffaccompanied the head of the Buenos Aires Government.
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