Celaya, Mexico is one of the most dangerous places for police officers in North America, with high homicide rates. The city has chosen to confront cartels rather than negotiate, leading to a high number of police casualties. The president's security policies have left many towns with a shortage of police officers.
Key Points
Celaya faces high homicide rates and challenges in maintaining law enforcement
The president's security policies have led to a shortage of police officers in some towns
Cartels in Mexico continue to recruit young individuals and experienced fighters from other regions
Pros
Celaya's decision to confront cartels directly may help in breaking criminal control
The city's police force is adapting and hiring experienced officers to combat violence
Cons
High number of police casualties in Celaya due to confrontations with cartels
Shortage of police officers in many towns due to the president's security policies