Overview
- The new station will coordinate deployment and technical supervision of specialized units, offering immediate emergency response, legal accompaniment for victims, intervention in cases in flagrante, preventive patrols, and door-to-door outreach.
- It will oversee 30 active gender patrols across the capital and link operations with the *765 and 911 hotlines for assistance and reporting.
- Officials said the hub will work with the local prosecutor’s office and Centers for Justice for Women to streamline complaints and victim services.
- Jefa de Gobierno Clara Brugada directed the police to scale up to 73 patrol units and certify more than 400 officers in gender-focused response, describing the expansion as a next step.
- According to government figures, femicides fell 32% in January–October 2025 versus 2024 with 92% of cases having detainees or warrants, reported rape is down 23% since 2023, and women’s perceived insecurity declined 11%.