Police directors ceased to be the voice of the institution

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For years, the directors of the National Police in the Dominican Republic served as the primary public voice of the institution, directly addressing the press regarding police operations, homicides, internal decisions, and the conduct of their agents.

According to reports from Diario Libre, this traditional communication dynamic has shifted over the course of recent presidential administrations, resulting in a change regarding who speaks for the police force before public opinion.

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Police directors ceased to be the voice of the institution

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