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Local April 4, 2017 | 7:56 pm

Trust the military-police patrols; they’ll be permanent: Defense

Santo Domingo.- Defense minister Rubén D. Paulino on Tuesday called on society to have confidence on the patrols conducted by the military and National Police since last week, and announced that they’ll be permanent. He said the mixed patrols have yielded positive results thus far, but noted it will be next Friday when they'll render a full report. Paulino spoke after meeting with senior ... Read more

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