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Juárez Police Assist Local Resident in Safe Firearm Surrender

KVIA••Armando Ramirez
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In Ciudad Juárez, police officers from the South District assisted a 58-year-old man in safely surrendering a 7.62 x 54 caliber rifle as part of the 'Yes to Disarmament, Yes to Peace' initiative. The man called for help to transport his firearm to the Weapon Exchange Center, prompting a police escort to ensure his safety. The firearm was successfully handed over to officials from the Secretariat of the Interior and the Secretariat of National Defense at the exchange center. This action highlights the commitment of local authorities to enhance community safety and promote responsible firearm management.

Key Details: • The surrender occurred at the intersection of Manuel J. Clouthier Avenue and Hiedra Street. • The Weapon Exchange Center is located at Septiembre Avenue and Ignacio Mariscal Street. • This initiative is part of a broader campaign to reduce firearm-related risks in the community.

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Ciudad JuárezSecretariat of National DefenseMunicipal Public Security SecretariatJuárez NuevoSeptiembre AvenueIgnacio Mariscal StreetSecretariat of the Interior

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