SAN DIEGO ( Frontier Report )— The wives of police officers killed while in the line of duty are upset at the city of Tijuana for delaying, since Jan. 1, advantages, especially access to free health care.
The women claim that their men ‘ contributions to the city paid for these benefits.
According to Arlet Liliana Robles Ortiz, the town no longer provides medical care to 15 individuals.
She and other widows went to city hall on Wednesday to demand that Montserrat Caballero attend to examine the health benefits disruption.
The mind of the police office, Fernando Sánchez González, says he was under the impression the debate had been settled earlier this year.
However, according to Robles Ortiz, there has n’t changed for families and they continue to be without free medical care.
She claimed that the state’s human resources department called last week to request only papers describing their current marital position.
She stated that the party of wives who have been hampered by the suspension of medical services will continue to go to town house until the issue is resolved.
