After the assumption of Martín Llaryora as governor of Córdoba, the Executive sent to the legislature a bill that seeks a new paradigm in security policies.

The measures focus on the creation of more prosecutor’s offices, strengthening the monitoring system through security cameras, the disarmament of citizens and the use of non-lethal weapons, among others.

If approved this Wednesday (it has been discussed since Monday in committees), its implementation would change some core issues in relation to the fight once morest insecurity.

Let’s review.

One by one, the project points for security

1. Anti-drug trafficking prosecutors. With the addition of six units, a one hundred percent increase in anti-drug prosecution offices will be promoted. “The territorial presence from a federal perspective and make the fight once morest drug trafficking more agile and strengthen,” indicated provincial sources.

The new prosecutor’s offices will be created in Villa Dolores, Bell Ville, Marcos Juárez, Carlos Paz, Cruz del Eje and Córdoba.

The existing anti-narcotics prosecutor’s office in the city of San Francisco will also be provided with a budget for its operation.

2. More criminal prosecutors. They will seek to create 12 district criminal prosecutor’s offices in the city of Córdoba to deepen the territoriality plan of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.

3. New figure in Security. The figure of the security services assistant will be promoted. These are collaborators who will develop specific tasks.

4. Security cameras. All security cameras, facing outwards, in banks, large commercial areas, public buildings, service stations and public spaces will be required to be linked to the Provincial Police monitoring center.

The measure aims to rapidly increase surveillance capacity in cities and also speed up access to videos as possible evidence of crimes in investigations.

Within this framework, it will be established by subsequent resolution that the cameras that are installed or that exist also move towards a standardization of the technology.

5. Armas. Within the framework of the disarmament plan, the delivery of weapons into private hands will be encouraged, and residents will receive a payment for each weapon they deliver.

6. Coexistence guards. It will be promoted by the creation of the Local Prevention and Coexistence Guards within the framework of the municipalities of the province of Córdoba. They will be intended to collaborate in the deterrence and prevention of all types of crime. “They may use non-lethal weapons,” details the draft of the measure.

7. Non-lethal weapons in private companies. Private security companies will be incorporated into the provincial system, allowing their personnel to use non-lethal weapons.

8. More empowered to use non-lethal weapons. Local Prevention Guards and private security may also use non-lethal weapons.

9. Private security. Enabling private security in public activities.

10. Police and prisons. Power to the Ministry of Security to modify the police and prison structure.