Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto decided to remove the chief of federal police, Enrique Galindo, less than two weeks after the country's human rights commission released a report a report alleging that the police had "executed arbitrarily" at least 22 suspected drug cartel members. "In light of the recent events and on instructions of the president, Police Commissioner Enrique Galindo has been removed from his position," Interior Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said. "That is with the objective of facilitating that the corresponding authorities carry out an agile and transparent investigation in full view of citizens."
Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto decided to remove the chief of federal police, Enrique Galindo, less than two weeks after the country's human rights commission released a report a report alleging that the police had "executed arbitrarily" at least 22 suspected drug cartel members. "In light of the recent events and on instructions of the president, Police Commissioner Enrique Galindo has been removed from his position," Interior Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said. "That is with the objective of facilitating that the corresponding authorities carry out an agile and transparent investigation in full view of citizens."
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