This will be a rough week for criminals if the Mexican government has anything to say about it.
The National Conference of Governors set in motion a plan to attack crime this morning. This plan involves 310,000 members of the police force across the nation and will be in effect until Sunday.
The plan, which was ratified last Friday, aims to reduce and penalize those responsible for crimes such as grand theft auto, selling stolen car parts, kidnapping, and the dismantling of organized crime groups.
"This is the biggest action we've taken in terms of working together as states," said Ebrard Casaubon, president of the conference, as reported by El Universal.
It remains to be seen how great an effect this action will have on crime, but criminals will certainly have their work cut out for them if they hope to get out of this jail free.
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