Government of Jalisco Supports the Families of People Reported Missing Gobierno de Jalisco
go to original February 25, 2022

The Government of Jalisco, through the State Commission for the Search of Missing Persons of the State, attends and supports all the relatives of people reported as missing.

That is why the brigade integrated by searching mothers from the States of Sonora, Michoacán, Tamaulipas, Colima, Hermosillo, Aguascalientes and Tijuana would come to the State of Jalisco to search for their relatives, the State Commission for the Search of Persons of Jalisco, had an approach with their representative in order to provide them with the necessary support in the search actions, with the logistics, accompaniment and transfer to the search points of their relatives.

It was last January 31, when there was an approach between this Commission and the representatives to coordinate the accompaniment to some points of the municipality of Tlajomulco, where presumably they had information that there could be data of persons reported as missing.

When they stated that a brigade of searching mothers would be integrated in which groups from other states participate, the Local Search Commission supported them with the elaboration of a Prospection Plan that included two points where they were interested in searching: one in the Lomas del Sur neighborhood and the other in Cerro del Gato, both in the municipality of Tlajomulco.

On Monday, the searching mothers, accompanied by personnel from the Search Commission and different corporations, left the facilities of the Search Commission of the State of Jalisco to search for their relatives while they were still alive.

At all times the Commission has provided support with transportation, location work and accompaniment in their search efforts.

On behalf of the Local Search Commission, personnel from the Search Directorate, the Directorate of Attention to Relatives, the Directorate of Analysis and Context and the Legal Coordination accompany the groups with tools, drones and georadar to support the work.

In addition, personnel from the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences (IJCF) will project photographs of unidentified persons, as part of the search actions carried out in the state.

It is important to note that from the Government of Jalisco we continue and will continue to provide the necessary support to the families of people reported missing in addition to continuing the coordination work with other institutions and with relatives of people who have reported a family member as missing, to work on their location.

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