Mexico City Police Not Using Drugs but Can’t Shoot Straight
<i> Associated Press</i>
MEXICO CITY —
Only one out of 150 Mexico City judicial police agents tested randomly for drug use showed positive, but a high percentage of the capital’s chief law enforcement agency could not pass a marksmanship test.
The city attorney general’s office said in a news release that the 150 agents were recently selected at random to undergo both the drug-use and shooting tests. It said that 20 agents failed the shooting test and will be retested later.
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