US EditionSSPCM Benefits Nearly 600 Students with the "Perpetency Inspection" Program - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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TIJUANA, JUNIO 6, 2025.- The Ministry of Security and Municipal Citizen Protection (SSPCM) implemented the program “Inspection of Belonging” in Technical Secondary School No. 26 “Cerro Colorado”, to guarantee the safety of the student community. The program was developed in 18 groups, directly benefiting 595 students, where it was also supported by the canine agents “Aras” and “Brody”, in order to detect in a timely manner the possible carrying …
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