The operation, which involved a significant number of officers, focused on active surveillance, preventive controls, and public identifications. The intervention points were selected by security forces as areas of “special operational interest.”
As a direct result of this action, agents issued several reports for possession and consumption of narcotic substances, applying the current Citizen Security Law. Additionally, the controls allowed for the identification of suspicious individuals and the detection of potential administrative infractions related to urban furniture and common areas.
The Arona Security Department emphasized that these interventions are not isolated incidents but part of a broader strategy to “optimize resources and improve the effectiveness of police response” through collaboration between different security forces.
“"Controls and surveillance will be intensified at different points in the municipality, with the aim of preventing infractions, reinforcing security, and maintaining an active and close police presence."
The councillor responsible for the Local Police, Héctor Reyes, positively assessed the results of the operation and announced the City Council's intention to maintain constant police pressure. The council aims for this proactive presence to improve neighborhood coexistence in areas that, due to their population density or operational characteristics, require special attention from municipal and regional authorities.
