Toledo.- The government delegate in Castilla-La Mancha, José Pablo Sabrido, has presided over the institutional act of awarding honorary recognitions that commemorate the Day of Private Security. He has been accompanied by the deputy delegate in the province of Toledo, Carlos Ángel Devia, the provincial commissioner of the National Police, Manuel Domínguez Corcobid, the head of the Command of the Civil Guard of Toledo, José María Gil Closet.

Sabrido has shown the professionals of the Private Security his recognition and his gratitude for the work done: “An essential and necessary job,” he said.

First, recognition for the work it does in multiple sectors, “of prevention, deterrence and surveillance that it is trying to do is eliminate possible crimes.”

On the other hand, he has also highlighted his gratitude for the collaboration they provide with the State Security Forces, for which he has also had words of gratitude, remembering that “we are all working in the same direction”.

He pointed out that both the Blue Network of the National Police and the Civil Guard Cooperative Program included in the Integral Plan of Collaboration of the Ministry of the Interior constitute one of the pillars of public-private collaboration on security in Spain.

Recognition of 30 professionals from a sector that has more than 8,000 agents in Castilla-La Mancha

During the event, 30 honorable mentions were given to private security professionals and rural guards: 4 type A references and 26 type B references. In total, Castilla-La Mancha has more than 8,000 professionals in the field of control of the National Police, in addition to rural guards, whose service is provided in the area of the Civil Guard.

The delegate addressed them as “the image of your colleagues, of your work, of a function with great public transcendence that has great social value”, and in addition to congratulating them, he encouraged the rest of colleagues to continue working in this line to be able to receive this type of recognition in the future.

The type A mentions recognize actions of special relevance, especially those in which private security personnel have suffered injuries or risk to their integrity, have avoided crimes in circumstances of special difficulty or have provided information relevant to citizen security.

They received honorable mention type A: Sergio Martín Muñoz; Josep Solís García; Joaquín del Toro Jiménez; and Cristina Roncero Jambrina.

The type B mentions recognize outstanding actions, professional trajectories, continued collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies, crime prevention or services especially deserving in the field of private security.

They received honorable mention type B: Juan Francisco Caro Carrasco; Antonio Rocha Pérez; Santiago Pacheco Navarro; Cristian Abrante Herrera; Gil Antolín Arroyo Núñez; Juan Carlos Caño Santiago; Abel García Hernán; Miguel Carlos Luengo Vidal; Pedro Pablo Navarro Sendín; Miguel Ruiz Leal; Juan Carlos Caño Perez; Juan Carlos García Pérez; Juan Carlos Luengo Vidal; Miguel Ruiz Leal