New members of the local police get their credentials

Salou. Costa Daurada. The mayor of Salou, Pere Granados, along with the Chief Inspector of Local Police, José Luís Gargallo, Councillor for Citizen Security, Alberto Del Hierro, and the head of the Basic Training section of the Police School of Catalonia, Imma Molas have submitted credentials to the 14 new interns who have completed police training school to provide the service to citizens. The course has a duration of 120 hours, began on April 11 and ended today. The future officers have conducted intensive practices, as explained Gargallo, "is essential to have made a practical understanding and know first hand that means providing a service to the citizen." Instead, interns may not carry out judicial police tasks od'atestats, some functions are relegated by law to career officials. Note that this course of the Police School of Catalonia, the ninth place in Salou, is the only one that is decentralized manner in the first half of the year. For its part, the mayor of Salou, Peter Grant, has congratulated the group of agents have been successfully tested and have received a square. "We hope that work proceeds with the utmost professionalism and willingness to serve," he said. Granados, has encouraged them to do everything in their power "and that security is an essential service, and the Consistory is made a great effort to continue strengthening public safety as a priority for us." Prospective agents selected will begin work during the month of May to October in the device that provides annually as a reinforcement of 78 permanent staff consisting of the staff of the Local Police of Salou.

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