Mauricio Arriaza Chicas

Salvadoran police officer

Mauricio Arriaza Chicas - Leaders & Politicians born 1964
Born

1964
62 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

El Salvador

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Served as a police officer in El Salvador, contributing to public safety and law enforcement. Throughout a career marked by dedication, focused on maintaining order and fighting crime in challenging circumstances. Recognized for efforts in community policing and initiatives aimed at improving relations between the police force and the local population.

Implemented community policing initiatives

Participated in crime-fighting programs

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