New Police Patrol Model Launched in Santo Domingo's Colonial Zone

Santo Domingo Colonial Zone Gets New Police Patrol Model: 210 Officers in Enhanced Security Initiative Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – The Policía Nacional (National Police) has launched a new, enhanced patrol model in the historic Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo and surrounding areas. This initiative deploys 210 officers, organized into teams of 10, to patrol designated quadrants. The aim is to improve safety and security for residents and tourists. The new strategy involves increased police visibility and a more focused approach to patrolling. "This model allows for more efficient response times and better coverage of the area," stated a police spokesperson, who preferred to remain anonymous. The video footage shows officers patrolling the streets, interacting with civilians, and maintaining a visible presence. The implementation of the new model follows recent concerns about safety in the Colonial Zone. The increased police presence is intended to address these concerns and create a more secure environment. While specific incidents prompting the change weren't detailed in the video, the initiative is welcomed by many residents and business owners. The success of this new policing model will be closely monitored in the coming months. The increased visibility and organized approach provide a promising step towards enhancing safety and security in this vital historical and tourist area of Santo Domingo.