The Jalisco anti-abductions unit ranks fourth in disapproval at the national level. FILE

• In Mexico, five people are deprived of their liberty on a daily basis

Do not pass tests toxicological, medical, psychological, polygraphic and heritage

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (FEB/08/2012)-one of every four agents anti-abduction of the Attorney-General of the State of Jalisco did not pass control of trust required by the law of the national system of public security (SNSP) to elements of the Special Unit to combat the abduction of the State.

Of 64 elements, 15 disliked reviews toxicological, medical, psychological, polygraphic and patrimonial, figure that places the unity of Jalisco as the fourth in disapproval at the national level – after the of Sinaloa, Tabasco and Chihuahua-, is included in the report of the National Council of public security, about 32 country anti-abduction units.

According to a study by the Federal Public Security Secretariat, in Mexico five persons are deprived of their liberty a day, according to reveal statistics that were developed from January 2010 to September 2011.

Yesterday, this publishing house was announced that in the first half of the present governmental administration, the State Attorney anti-abduction unit concluded investigations of more than 80% of cases of abductions that occurred in the years 2007, 2008 and 2009, but changed in 2010, when appropriated only 40% of preliminary investigations undertaken by this crimethat is to say half of the previous work.

During the first special session to the National Council on public security, held on December 16, 2011, it was reported that the Government of Jalisco had barely evaluated with tests of control of confidence to 2.7% of the State’s total force. In this sense, only the municipality of Guadalajara undertook to complete the tests.