Protocolo de seguridad en un servicio de vigilancia de la Policía Nacional de Colombia

Abstract

In light of Article 218 of the Constitution, the National Police .... Is a permanent armed body of a civil nature ... whose primary purpose is to maintain the necessary conditions for the exercise of public rights and freedoms, and to ensure that the inhabitants of Colombia live in peace. Given these precepts it is found that the National Police is a form of state activity that is subject to the preservation and restoration of public order, but for the proper fulfillment of these functions to be carried out, members of the National Police must follow Strictly the guidelines of its manuals or protocols, which have been established in a legal manner, complying with the legal parameters established by the Colombian Magna Carta, in which human rights, international humanitarian law, international conventions and treaties. (Political Constitution, Article 218) In dealing with an alleged criminal offense, such as the murder of a National Police officer during a search of a suspect, in the Berne City neighborhood of this city, and in which a police officer is injured, It is important, based on the interviews and testimonies, to reconstruct the incidents in order to determine that effectively the members of the Police immersed in this event, have complied with each of the security protocol guidelines in the surveillance service and that the use Of the force has been necessary to avoid the commission of a crime and damages to third parties and the determination of an exemption from liability