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Trade Unions Warn of the End of Two Historic Units of the Local Police of San Bartolomé De Tirajana

The unions Stap Canarias and Csif have denounced the disappearance of two units of the local police of San Bartolomé de Tirajana with more than 25 years of experience: the Traffic Unit and the Operational Support Group (GOA). According to a joint communiqué of the two organizations, the reorganization began to be implemented on Monday, November 9, and involves the redistribution of its agents to other municipal services.

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