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San Isidro Incorporated 25 New Security Officers Who Join the Motorized Division

Buenos Aires, 6 October (NA) -- San Isidro incorporated 25 new security officers who will join the motorized division and start working from Tuesday on the streets of the district. The mayor Ramón Lanús led the event, together with the Secretary of Security, Martín López, and gave the diplomas to the new members of the municipal security system. The training included 11 theoretical and practical subjects aimed at strengthening prevention tasks. …
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With the 25 new members, the motorized division adds specialized personnel to strengthen the police presence in the streets and prevention tasks in the municipality of Buenos Aires. The San Isidro entrance incorporated 25 new officers to reinforce patrolling in the streets was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.

Buenos Aires, 6 October (NA) -- San Isidro incorporated 25 new security officers who will join the motorized division and start working from Tuesday on the streets of the district. The mayor Ramón Lanús led the event, together with the Secretary of Security, Martín López, and gave the diplomas to the new members of the municipal security system. The training included 11 theoretical and practical subjects aimed at strengthening prevention tasks. …

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Noticias Argentinas | Agencia de noticias broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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