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According to Blu Radio, the president acknowledged that “many times there are complaints, and I cannot deny it, many times there are abuses that are intolerable“.
However, he immediately stated that “many times these facts are miniscule compared to the effort made every day by them“.
Although he emphasized that “When abuses like Javier Ordóñez are presented, there must be zero tolerance“Duque also pondered that the policemen” are men and women who dedicate themselves for Colombians day, morning and afternoon, “and said that”we are not rigorous enough as a society to see that effort”, Quotes Caracol Radio.
The president made these statements after analyzing the insecurity that exists in Bogotá, a situation for which asked to increase the force footing and increase recruitment to improve coverage in the city.
In addition to the death of Javier Ordóñez, and the abuses committed by police officers in the protests that this event unleashed in early September In the past, the actions of the Police have been under discussion since the protests of November 2019.
The allegations of abuse during the National Strike a year ago, the death of the student Dilan Cruz, the anxiety experienced in Bogotá during the curfew that same week, and other closer events such as the accusations of inaction to help detainees during a fire in a CAI in Soacha are some of the episodes that have bruised the image of the institution.
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