The Local Police in Rojales has introduced four new vehicles to their fleet as part of their vehicle renewal plan, which takes place every four years. The newly acquired vehicles, four Ford Kuga hybrids, feature advanced technology, including illuminated traffic signage that allows officers to communicate information effectively to the public. They also have reinforced compartments for the transport of detainees, ensuring the safety of both the officers and the individuals in custody.

The presentation of these vehicles occurred at the Plaza Blanca in Ciudad Quesada, with Mayor Antonio Pérez, Security Councillor Antonio López, and Chief Inspector Iñaki Esparza in attendance. The officials underscored the importance of having modern vehicles that can respond quickly to incidents. Councillor López stated that equipping the police with advanced management tools is a top priority for the local government.

The updated fleet aims to enhance the overall response capabilities of the police force, allowing them to carry out various duties more effectively. López mentioned that there are plans to acquire further equipment throughout the year to bolster the functional capacity of the officers.

With the introduction of these new hybrid vehicles, the Local Police in Rojales is ready to serve the community with improved technology and efficiency, aiding them in maintaining public safety across the area.