Tultitlán, State of Mexico: Security operation ready to protect families during «El Buen Fin»! – Roberto Escobar Calderón  / @25_27Tultitlán >>>

(#SafeShopping – #BuenFin2026) *** #TultitlánDeMarianoEscobedo, #StateOfMexico.- November’s commercial activity will bring increased security measures to #Tultitlán, where #RobertoEscobarCalderón, Director of Citizen Security and Traffic, is coordinating preparations for a special security operation that will remain active from November 13 to 17. “Prevention is the best tool for avoiding risks,” a principle that takes on particular importance when thousands of people visit commercial establishments. As part of this strategy, #CitizenSecurity will provide surveillance at shopping plazas, shopping centers, and banking areas, in addition to police patrols to safeguard the well-being of shoppers and business owners. The participation of the Community Policing, Women’s Police Unit, Traffic Management, and C4 departments will make it possible to coordinate an interagency response and provide more timely assistance in the event of any incident. As Roberto Escobar Calderón explained, the goal is to ensure that families can carry out their shopping activities in a peaceful environment and that the operation concludes without any incidents.

The deployment of personnel will be based on the characteristics of each area and the flow of people recorded throughout the shopping period. Coordination among the various police departments will help maintain strategic surveillance while ensuring that citizen reports and mobility needs continue to receive attention. The Commissioner also urged residents to request assistance directly from the officers deployed in the area whenever they notice a potentially dangerous situation, in order to facilitate an immediate response, Roberto Escobar Calderón stated.

The 2026 edition of El Buen Fin will take place from November 13 to 17, a period during which consumer protection measures and the prevention of electronic transaction fraud also become particularly important. In this context, surveillance in public spaces must be complemented by responsible shopping habits and digital precautions, particularly when making payments and sharing personal information. In Tultitlán, Roberto Escobar Calderón emphasized the importance of maintaining ongoing communication between residents and authorities.

“We want people to enjoy their shopping, look after their companions, and report any incidents,” stated Roberto Escobar Calderón.

In my opinion, providing assistance to children, older adults, and senior citizens, together with recommendations for using urban routes, taxis, and app-based transportation services in Tultitlán, adds a preventive and community-oriented dimension to the operation, especially given the increase in travel and the concentration of visitors.

With this security operation, Mayor Ana Castro Fernández and Roberto Escobar Calderón are calling on residents to participate responsibly, take special care of their family members, and help maintain order throughout the shopping days. As the well-known saying goes, “It is better to be safe than sorry.” #SafeTultitlán

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