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Deputies question effectiveness against violence in DR
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Deputies question effectiveness against violence in DR

Lawmakers express concern over wave of violence in the Dominican Republic The recent wave of violence that has shaken various parts of the Dominican Republic over the past weekend has…

Wave of violence in DR: shootings and clashes mark the weekend

Wave of violence in DR: shootings and clashes mark the weekend

Municipal employee held at gunpoint while collecting trash in SFM

Municipal employee held at gunpoint while collecting trash in SFM

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

Armed robbery in SDO caught on video in front of a minor
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Armed robbery in SDO caught on video in front of a minor

National Police executes 18 arrest warrants in Barahona in 24 hours
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National Police executes 18 arrest warrants in Barahona in 24 hours

Police officers assaulted in Santiago and their service weapons stolen
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Police officers assaulted in Santiago and their service weapons stolen

Million-dollar robbery reported after meeting with women in Nagua
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Million-dollar robbery reported after meeting with women in Nagua

Dominican Republic and Colombia create joint team against organized crime Santo Domingo.- With the goal of dismantling transnational criminal networks, the Attorney General's Office of the Republic and the Office of the Attorney General of Colombia have formalized the creation of a Joint Investigation Team (JIT). This agreement, aligned with the Palermo Convention, seeks to optimize legal cooperation and combat high-priority crimes such as human trafficking, migrant smuggling, and illicit finances. Prosecutor Yeni Berenice Reynoso highlighted that this alliance is not merely protocol-based, but includes an immediate operational plan. For her part, Prosecutor Luz Adriana Camargo emphasized that the exchange of methodological experiences and the tracking of money trails will allow for more effective prosecution against criminal organizations operating between both nations. The JIT, logistically supported by the UNODC, will allow the Public Prosecutor's Offices of both countries to share physical evidence, coordinate procedural measures, and work in a unified manner to curb sexual exploitation and other crimes that violate human dignity, thereby strengthening regional security.
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Dominican Republic and Colombia create joint team against organized crime Santo Domingo.- With the goal of dismantling transnational criminal networks, the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic and the Office of the Attorney General of Colombia have formalized the creation of a Joint Investigation Team (JIT). This agreement, aligned with the Palermo Convention, seeks to optimize legal cooperation and combat high-priority crimes such as human trafficking, migrant smuggling, and illicit finances. Prosecutor Yeni Berenice Reynoso highlighted that this alliance is not merely protocol-based, but includes an immediate operational plan. For her part, Prosecutor Luz Adriana Camargo emphasized that the exchange of methodological experiences and the tracking of money trails will allow for more effective prosecution against criminal organizations operating between both nations. The JIT, logistically supported by the UNODC, will allow the Public Prosecutor’s Offices of both countries to share physical evidence, coordinate procedural measures, and work in a unified manner to curb sexual exploitation and other crimes that violate human dignity, thereby strengthening regional security.

Couple arrested for scamming citizens with fake lottery numbers
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Couple arrested for scamming citizens with fake lottery numbers

Police dismantle gang that stole more than 14 million from businesses in the country
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Police dismantle gang that stole more than 14 million from businesses in the country

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