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Ponen en marcha SSEM “Operativo Coordinado Estado Municipio” en Melchor Ocampo






La Secretaría de Seguridad del Estado de México (SSEM), la Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México (FGJEM) y la Policía Municipal unieron esfuerzos para implementar el “Operativo Coordinado Estado Municipio” (CEM). El objetivo principal de esta iniciativa es inhibir la comisión de ilícitos y mejorar la seguridad en la localidad.

Para este despliegue estratégico participaron 260 elementos de la Policía Estatal del Edomex con 34 unidades, 13 agentes de la FGJEM, con tres vehículos y 64 policías municipales con 16 automotores. (Foto: Especial)

Para llevar a cabo este operativo, se establecieron cuatro células y cuatro puntos de inspección provisional aleatorios en las principales avenidas del municipio. Estas células y puntos de inspección permitieron a las fuerzas de seguridad realizar revisiones exhaustivas a personas, vehículos y unidades del transporte público, con el fin de detectar y prevenir actividades delictivas.

Cada una de las células desplegadas en el operativo cubrió áreas estratégicas del municipio, incluyendo zonas urbanas y rurales. Desde el Barrio San Antonio hasta La Ferrocarrilera, las fuerzas de seguridad patrullaron activamente para garantizar la seguridad de los habitantes de Melchor Ocampo y prevenir la comisión de delitos en la región.

En este despliegue estratégico participaron un total de 260 elementos de la Policía Estatal del Estado de México, acompañados de 34 unidades; 13 agentes de la FGJEM, que contaron con tres vehículos; y 64 policías municipales, con 16 automotores.

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