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Tuesday 30 September 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Airport Taxis Must Use "María"
Costa Rica Urges Latin America To Ratify Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
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Investors Sought For ‘Costa Rica Forever’ Conservation Initiative
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Police Concerned Over Theft Of 21 Firearms
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Police Concerned Over Theft Of 21 Firearms
The Fuerza Pública (national police force) is on full alert following the robbery of 21 firearms stolen over the weekend, and could be used against them by criminals. The haul includes 19 revolvers and 2 shotguns were stolen from a  company in La Uruca.

Erick Lacayo, director of the Fuerza Pública criticized the company for its lack of security and that the firearms could be used to commit crimes and against the police.

The company was identified as DIPO, a food supply distributor, and was using the security services of G4S. However, the security measures were not far enough, according to Lacayo.

Lacayo added that the revolvers are sought by criminals, making them one of the favourite arms.

"On average this year we have confiscated some 2.500 firearms, a large number for a country that does not manufacture weapons and is not a big importer", said Lacayo.




 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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