“Since 2004, the PNC has lost weapons that were used to defend the community policing groups,” Rivas said. “These are indications that the gangs are measuring the ability of the police to react in the face of an attack.
“Desde 2004, la PNC ha perdido armas que se utilizaron para la defensa de los grupos de patrullaje comunitarios”, expresó Rivas. “Estos son indicios de que las pandillas están midiendo la capacidad de reacción policial ante un ataque.