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About a hundred elderly people belonging to the Association of Senior Volunteers have participated this morning in a new safety talk given by the local police, in collaboration with the Department of Safety and Social Services of the City of Cartagena.

This time, besides attending to the explanations in the hall of local police units in the Security Park, been able to see first hand how the daily life of the police and how to run a 112 call since the brand hit the phone until the police sent a police unit.

Juan José Conesa, a resident of Cartagena 70, is a person who has come to this event with safety. The talk was not only informative but very entertaining and fun, says Juan José, which considers very important these initiatives promote good relations between citizens and police. Always be sure that we attend as soon as possible, said this neighbor.

Of all I learned in today's talk, Juan José is left with a good advice by the police explained that if they are victims of theft, it is important to capture the attacker's clothing or look at the features of his face to give a report to the Police and to better locate the offender.

Juan José has known how this group of police officers dedicated specifically to protect older people both need, he said.

Like him, Dolores Manzanares, Cartagena, 72, also attended the conference and the subsequent visit by the entire Security Park.

For Dolores the most important advice that today has given the head of the Judicial Protection of Victims (SJPV) is applied.

For example, Dolores was concerned about thefts of handbags in the markets and other public places, even in the houses they get when they are open and you have to go with seven eyes.

This conference is part of the program protect our seniors, of the Judicial Protection of Victims (SJPV) of the Local Police, has been followed by a view of the facilities.

All the deployment is to prevent crime at one of the main risk groups such as the elderly.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena