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Law enforcement recognition ceremonies in Spain and AR

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Law enforcement agencies in Spain and Argentina have conducted various ceremonies to recognize service milestones and meritorious actions. In Spain, local police in Antequera awarded medals for actions ranging from fire response to dismantling drug distribution points. Subsequently, the Spanish National Police held larger commemorative events in Sevilla and Elche to celebrate their patron saints. ~~These ceremonies included the presentation of over 100~~ In Sevilla, 103 Police Merit Crosses were presented to ~~officers~~ officers, alongside 14 crosses for ~~extraordinary service, as well as tributes~~ non-police collaborators, while officials highlighted the rising threat of cybercrime. In Elche, 13 personnel received the Police Merit Cross during a ceremony that reaffirmed the corps’ commitment to ~~fallen~~ protecting civil rights. Further recognition occurred in the Canary Islands during a central ceremony in San Bartolomé de Tirajana. This event honored 50 agents and ~~recognition of non-police collaborators.~~ 13 civilians, including a tribute to fallen officers. A notable distinction was awarded to Rony, a Springer Spaniel from the Special Canine Guide Unit, for locating deceased individuals in difficult terrain and assisting in emergency search operations following weather events. In Argentina, the Cuerpo de Canes “Sargento C. S. Ramón González” in Mendoza celebrated its 85th anniversary, marking the certification of new operators and the reactivation of its breeding program.

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