Crimes fell by 13.27% so far this year compared to 2009
Fell by 20.3% crimes against property, and 5.88% robberies
The Government delegate, Rafael González Tovar, Senior Police chief, Carlos Llorente, and the superintendent of Lorca, Francisco de Paula Garcia, presented this morning to 11 new agents of the National Police to join the staff of Lorca Police Station after they have undergone periods of academics and practice in the Police Academy of Avila.
González Tovar reported that with this addition the National Police will in Lorca with a total of 153 agents, representing an increase of 24.4% over the previous year and a 82.14% on the number of agents that body with which it had in 2004, coinciding with entry into the government of President Rodríguez Zapatero.
Along with the Civil Guard troops, the increase in the staffing of the Security Forces in Lorca in the last 6 years rises to 91.7%.
In this sense, the delegate recalled that on 7 October, joined the Police Station Lorca another 21 new police staff, so that additions to the police station amount to 69 new agents in just six years, resulting "in a substantial improvement, has identified Gonzalez Tovar, the levels of police efficiency and, therefore, public safety, further progress in the specialization of the various units of the National Police."
As for crime data from these first 10 months, the government delegate stressed that the scope of the National Police, there has been a decline in crime in a 13.27%, from 2,231 to 1,935, decrease also occurred in a 2.2% failures.
Notably, a reduction of 20.29% of crimes against property, and within it a 31.18% in robbery with intimidation and 10.92% in robberies.
Also, crimes against persons decreased by 5.88%, reaching in all cases above the regional average.
González Tovar has highlighted the dramatic increase in prisoners between the perpetrators of robberies, which increased 42.05%, and the perpetrators of crimes against persons, which reached 15.91%.
Finally, the government delegate in the Murcia Region has also reported that police effectiveness has increased overall by 3.5% over the same period in 2009, "something that is associated with increase in staff and investment in training, as well as a specialization of the agents of the National Police and, in general, the Security Forces of the government, "he said.
Source: Delegación del Gobierno en Murcia