Five steps domiciliary companies will need to take to put an end to bogus delivery people who commit crimes

After the Extraordinary Security Council quoted by Mayor Claudia López with the various control entities of the city, due to the increase in crime in Bogotá by false homes that end up being criminals, it was established that there will be no more motorcycles with barbecue belonging to a food sales application.

But in addition, the mayor’s office has imposed a series of measures on the technological platforms that they must comply with if they do not want to be fined, since these companies have the greatest responsibility for the home and the home. sale of suitcases with badges.

“We are working tirelessly to address the security challenges we face in our city. Bogotá has never given in to adversity and this time neither. The pandemic has not only affected our health, it has also caused more unemployment and poverty and this has direct effects on security. Today we recognize it and we are making reinforcements to resolve it, ”said Mayor Claudia López.

These are the five steps that platforms will need to take and must be ready by Thursday, March 18.

This was established in the decree issued by the mayor’s office with the security measures:

Other measures to ensure safety in the city:

30 additional checkpoints will be installed to check and register motorcycles throughout the capital, this will be done through mixed checks between the Metropolitan Police and the Military Police to identify and prevent crime and armed people.

In addition, the mayor indicated that an official request had been filed with the President of the Republic and the Ministry of Defense to limit the import, sale and use of traumatic weapons, “They are not toys, they intimidate, hurt and can kill; the decree alone is enough to limit it and contribute to the efforts we are making ”, added the president.

Patrols and local security fronts:

The Bogotá mayor’s office and the responsible secretariats will continue to apply the strategy of patrolling the various locations of the city. There will be specialized response teams at 19 sites to coordinate the needs of citizens with the security fronts.

An elite team will accompany the “patrols” with Mayor Claudia López and General Óscar Gómez, to meet the needs of citizens from the day after the visit. Investigations have also been prioritized for this year, predicting concrete results 50% of the time, i.e. to end in June.

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