Puebla's 'Tactical Village' to Offer New Scenarios for Police Training Tenoch Ortuno - Infosurhoy.com
go to original May 6, 2013

At the Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza National Police Training and Development Academy in Puebla, Mexico, students learn leadership skills, how to preserve a crime scene, handle detainees and profile criminals. (Puebla General Secretary of Government)

PUEBLA, Mexico – Mexican police are building the largest tactical village in Latin America so they’ll have a state-of-the-art training ground to improve their fight against all types of crime.

More than 4,000 square meters of building space is being constructed at the Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza National Police Training and Development Academy in Puebla, according to the Puebla state government. The village is expected to be operational by the end of the year.

Students will be able to conduct mock police operations in convenience stores, banks, gas stations, hospitals, chapels, restaurants, schools, courts, prisons, airport terminals and even a kiosk, as they’ll be well-versed on how to handle any situation before hitting the streets. The police officers also will be taught leadership skills, how to preserve a crime scene, handle detainees and profile criminals.

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