During this Wednesday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the commemorative ceremony for the 203rd anniversary of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA), which was led by the head of the Concordia Division, Sub-commissioner Marcelo Fernández.
Also present were the head of the local Federal Court Analía Ramponi, the head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment “Blandengues” Jorge Andrés Camarino, the Head of the Naval Prefecture, Concordia Delegation Jorge Horacio Ribinski, the head of the Concordia Police Department Miguel Retamar, the President of the Volunteer Firefighters Association Oscar Arce, the Head of the Concordia Volunteer Firefighters Cristian Bravo, the president of the Chamber of Self-service and Supermarkets of Concordia, Laura Kobrinsky and the undersecretary of Social Development of the Municipality of Roberto Niez, relatives of the officers and the general public.
In his speech, the head of the Concordia Division, Sub-commissioner Marcelo Fernández, after thanking the mayor Azcué for his presence, recalled that “the Argentine Federal Police has traveled many years since the beginning of our homeland, formerly the Buenos Aires Police and since 1943 with its current name”.
From there, “agencies began to be created throughout the interior of the country, such as Concepción del Uruguay and Paraná, for example, which have 80 years of existence and then the one in Concordia, which was created in 1969” and since 1980, “this building, the current one, was acquired, where the delegation of this city began to operate”.
On the occasion, merit awards were presented for best colleague, professional work, effort and dedication, and the police officers who fell in the line of duty were also remembered and honored.
Also present were the head of the local Federal Court Analía Ramponi, the head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment “Blandengues” Jorge Andrés Camarino, the Head of the Naval Prefecture, Concordia Delegation Jorge Horacio Ribinski, the head of the Concordia Police Department Miguel Retamar, the President of the Volunteer Firefighters Association Oscar Arce, the Head of the Concordia Volunteer Firefighters Cristian Bravo, the president of the Chamber of Self-service and Supermarkets of Concordia, Laura Kobrinsky and the undersecretary of Social Development of the Municipality of Roberto Niez, relatives of the officers and the general public.
In his speech, the head of the Concordia Division, Sub-commissioner Marcelo Fernández, after thanking the mayor Azcué for his presence, recalled that “the Argentine Federal Police has traveled many years since the beginning of our homeland, formerly the Buenos Aires Police and since 1943 with its current name”.
From there, “agencies began to be created throughout the interior of the country, such as Concepción del Uruguay and Paraná, for example, which have 80 years of existence and then the one in Concordia, which was created in 1969” and since 1980, “this building, the current one, was acquired, where the delegation of this city began to operate”.
On the occasion, merit awards were presented for best colleague, professional work, effort and dedication, and the police officers who fell in the line of duty were also remembered and honored.