A 9,61% fewer complaints at the police station of the National Police; one 9% less in crowded traffic accidents and 14% fewer complaints of domestic violence are the data emerging from the 1 30 January to September 2013 over the same period last year.
Safety Board held last week in Dénia addressed the state of security in the municipality at a meeting chaired by the mayor and the deputy of the Government in Alicante, Alberto Martínez Díaz, attended by the chief inspector, head of the Commissariat Local National Police, Antonio Head; the chief quartermaster chief of the local police in Dénia, Jose Martinez Espasa, Councilor for Citizen Security, Javier Ygarza; the chief inspector of the Autonomous Police of Alicante, Manuel Lafuente; the captain of the Civil Guard of Calpe, Diego Evaristo Sáez, the Councilor for Social Services, Pepa Sivera and Councilman Municipal Services, Sisco Signes.
The Civil Guard outlined that there has been a decrease in crimes and misdemeanors, although they have increased 23,81% administrative offenses. According extracted responsible, this data evidence "that greater administrative control is being carried out and the subsequent minutes are drawn up."
As for traffic accidents, local police said that for two years no fatality occurs due to traffic accident and being made "Good management in drug control campaigns in vehicle drivers, thanks to the collaboration with the General Directorate of Traffic, which has given the Local Police a vehicle equipped to carry out these controls."
