In Juárez, the police chief resigned two days after receiving threats that until he left his office, one policeman would be killed every 48 hours. In the interim, a guard at the city jail and a municipal cop were both gunned down.
I can't judge anyone who was in a situation so foreign from anything I've ever experienced, but the fact that such a gambit worked, that the police didn't circle the wagons to protect their boss and ward off criminals, offers an undeniable illustration of who runs that town.
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