Ley de Coordinación de Policías Locales

The Ley de Coordinación de Policías Locales is a law in Mexico that establishes guidelines for the cooperation and coordination among various local police forces. Its main objective is to enhance public safety by ensuring that police departments work together effectively, share information, and improve response times to incidents. The law aims to standardize practices, promote accountability, and support training for police personnel. By fostering collaboration between different jurisdictions, it seeks to create a more cohesive and efficient approach to law enforcement and crime prevention within local communities.