Portal de Molina de Segura
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The government delegate in Murcia, Rafael González Tovar, has co-chaired this morning the Local Security Board Molina de Segura, along with the mayor of the municipality, Eduardo Contreras Linares.
The meeting also participated the representatives of the Security Forces.
In this Board has been analyzing the safety of citizens in the municipality and the coordination that must exist between the National Police, Guardia Civil and Local Police for the effectiveness of them.
Among the topics discussed, the delegate has reported that 2008 was in Molina de Segura a decrease in crimes and misdemeanors of almost three points (2.93%), with a higher incidence of robbery with force decreased by 5 , 2% and in general on equity of 2.68%.
He highlighted that these data are consistent with those of the whole region, which in turn are below the national average.
In particular, he recalled that in the robberies, the rate in the Region of Murcia is 5 points lower than the Spanish, for while in our community is of 32.1 per 10,000 homes in Spain is 37.1 .
In regard to violent robberies has indicated that the region is below the national average with a rate of 16.1 per 10,000 inhabitants, while the Spanish average is 17.5 (1.4 above).
In addition, the region is seen a decrease since 2005 in which the rate was 18.
He stressed that the crime rate stood at 42 per thousand inhabitants in the Region, with a downward trend over the past four years, and in 2005 was 44.4 per thousand ha.
and 5.6 points below the national average, which in turn is 23 points below the European average crime, which reached 70.4.
In connection with the above data, González Tovar explained, "This means, for example, in Sweden three times more crimes committed in the Region of Murcia, and other countries like Britain, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, twice as much as those committed in our community. "
"This does not mean we should feel satisfied, but we are working in the right direction, because the results prove it.
Therefore, our aim is to continue developing the human and material resources, as we have done in recent years so that people can live more relaxed, "he concluded.
Source: Delegación del Gobierno en Murcia. Foto: Aytunt.
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