More than 300 fugitives have voluntarily surrendered to the Dominican National Police in recent months

Over the last several months, more than 300 individuals sought by the Dominican Republic's National Police for various offenses, including homicide, robbery, and assault, have surrendered voluntarily to authorities. Official data released by the police confirms these surrenders occurred across the country as part of an ongoing trend in law enforcement engagement.

Individuals with active arrest warrants may initiate the surrender process at any police detachment. The National Police permits these individuals to present themselves either independently or accompanied by third parties, such as family members, legal counsel, media representatives, religious leaders, or human rights advocates.