The minister for public administration, Isabel Castro, explained in parliament on Tuesday that the "first draft" for creating a separate police force in the Balearics is ready. This draft refers to the establishment of a Balearic School of Public Security. Castro said that this is what efforts are being focused on. A report from the state's General Police Council would then be needed in order to "ensure coordination". A Balearics police law could then be approved.
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Government taking first step towards a Balearics police force
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Will this Police Force support British and German Bars etc. When they have Crimes committed against their Businesses. A recent Burglary on a British Bar was not investigated by either the Policia or the Guardia. Finger print evidence was available etc. But the Authorities were not interested in catching the Criminals. Leaving those guilty of Crimes free to continue knowing they can not be stopped and caught.
“Exciting and complex project”, which translated into real language means expensive and more highly paid jobs for our friends and relations.