Maj. Gen. Eduardo Alberto, director general of the National Police, later warned today that he would not tolerate violations of disciplinary rules established in corporate law and order during his tenure.
Likewise, he affirmed that one of his main duties was to actively and passively restore the integrity of the members of that organization.
“This administration will not tolerate violations of the rules and regulations established by our administration and regulations, which will manage the actions of everyone in and out of work from today,” it was later pointed out.
In a circular dated October 21, the Director of Police said he would promote policies aimed at achieving the aforementioned conditions to achieve these objectives.
Restore dignity. “We have accepted the commitment to restore the dignity of all members of our police force and respect for our uniform and hierarchical order, which is only possible by promoting the discipline taught to us in our homes and in training. We were able to wear police uniforms,” the Major General said.
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