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Tijuana officers questioned Monday
By Anna Cearley
UNION-TRIBUNE
TIJUANA – Mexico's attorney general said yesterday that Monday's interrogations of city police officers was part of an investigation into the May killing of a federal agent.
Daniel Cabeza de Vaca, speaking at a Tijuana news conference, wouldn't say if any police officers were suspects, but he said Monday's actions are part of an effort to clean up law enforcement agencies infiltrated by criminals.
He didn't, however, address how one of the interviewed officers – José Saul Curley Dominguez – continues to be with the Tijuana police force even though a warrant has been issued for Curley's arrest in the United States.
“The process of getting rid of criminal elements . . . is a continuous and permanent process that we are always working on,” Cabeza de Vaca said.
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