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They propose up to 10 years of disqualification of police for extortion and abuse of authority at BCS

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La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). A proposal to reform the Baja California Sur Penal Code was presented to the State Congress, which seeks to increase penalties for extortion crimes and abuses of authority committed by public security elements, as well as to impose disqualification for up to 10 years on those responsible. During the November 19 session, Rep. Lupita Saldaña of the National Action Party (PAN) explained that cases of state and mun…
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