Tijuana municipal police detained 863 people as alleged offenders during October in preventive operations and surveillance across the city.[1] Officers also arrested 130 people with outstanding warrants for crimes including drug dealing, robbery, vehicle robbery, homicide and unlawful deprivation of liberty.[1] All detainees were placed at the disposal of the investigating authorities.[1]

In actions against street drug dealing, officers seized 1,560 doses and 1.01 kilograms of marijuana.[1] Police also seized 58 firearms and four replica weapons and recovered 114 vehicles with robbery reports.[1]

The figures are those reported by Tijuana’s Municipal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, which said it maintains permanent operations coordinated with federal, state and municipal authorities against distribution and sale.[1] The secretariat said the actions followed strategies set in the Municipal Security Roundtable and instructions from Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz to strengthen crime prevention in Tijuana.[1]