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Local September 8, 2015 | 11:01 am

Top traffic cop threatens agents even after assaults, abuse

Santo Domingo.- MetropolitanTransit Authority (AMET) agents engaged in misconduct leading to loss of trustand respect from citizens or who accept gifts from motorists who violatetraffic law will be punished and fired, warned its director Frener Bello on Tuesday

The measure comes inthe heels of several incidents in which the traffic cops have been insulted andeven injured by mid level an... Read more

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