Deputy Óscar Morel demands to stop the wave of robberies in Monte Plata

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Alert in Monte Plata: Deputy Óscar Morel demands greater security in the face of a wave of robberies

Deputy Óscar Morel has expressed his deep concern regarding the significant increase in criminal acts in the province of Monte Plata. The legislator made an urgent call to the National Police to implement decisive measures to curb the wave of insecurity affecting various municipalities in the area.

According to what was stated by the congressman, the problem is not limited solely to Bayaguana, but extends to Yamasá, Monte Plata, and other neighboring communities. Morel emphasized that the situation has generated a state of constant unrest among citizens, who are demanding immediate responses from the competent authorities.

Criminal incidence and citizen concerns

Among the most recent events that have raised alarms, the deputy highlighted the theft of 35 televisions that were intended for athletes and coaches in Bayaguana. For Morel, these types of actions, added to other frequent complaints, reflect a reality that must be addressed with urgency.

A wave of robberies has been unleashed. I believe that the Police authorities must have the matter under control.

Óscar Morel, Deputy

The legislator suggested that the criminal landscape in the province could have multiple facets: from minor robberies linked, in his assessment, to the consumption of prohibited substances among young people, to actions of greater magnitude that could be carried out by organized groups, which requires deeper intelligence work.

Demand for changes in police staffing

Given this scenario, Morel urged the police leadership to strengthen prevention efforts and, if necessary, make strategic changes to the personnel of local detachments to ensure a more effective response to crime. The congressman was emphatic in pointing out that the lack of results should motivate an internal restructuring in the province’s detachments.

  • Strengthening of intelligence and investigation efforts.
  • Evaluation of police personnel performance in the province.
  • Immediate action against organized criminal structures.
  • Increased presence of officers at strategic points in Monte Plata.

In closing his speech, the legislator recalled that Monte Plata has historically been recognized as a peaceful province. Therefore, he urged the authorities to act with determination before the phenomenon of crime acquires greater proportions, stressing that the citizenry cannot continue to live under the uncertainty generated by the increase in robberies in their communities.

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