Guardia Civil Alfaro

The qualification of my review is oriented to the traffic department, bearing in mind that the rest of the professionals that work in the barracks are dedicated people and very valid for their performance. However, regarding the traffic department, after having traveled much of the national north geography, from Oya to Barcelona, ​​being stopped dozens of times by the honorable and regional police, I can not be more displeased with the treatment received in the controls by part of the agents, arrogance is little, and to say that I have been treated like a presumed terrorist, would be infinitely closer but somewhat exaggerated. I have been treated with chuleria and vacilla, for a couple of years, which I will not detail, since this is a town and I do not want to compromise my privacy. This treatment has continued with bad forms in each and every one of the controls established in the limits of the town, very bad speaking forms, moral superiority as a norm. It is difficult to explain, that authoritarian figure that instead of helping the citizen by performing daily controls to improve security in our roads seems a form of humiliation before the authoritarian figure where the citizen is completely relegated to not worth anything. A completely defensive state where the reply is not allowed under the threat of a fine before that authority. It has only happened to me in Alfaro, and I hope it is something that will eventually be solved, I have come to this barracks with other reasons related to other departments and the treatment and professionalism has been sublime, hopefully it will be equal traffic. As a final point, do not seem exaggerated what I say, controls of the Ertzaintza, armed with submachine guns, have been less hostile and I have been treated with the respect and dignity that I deserve as a citizen who pays their taxes and complies with the law to the letter , leaving public record of these incidents of which I know that I am not the only one who has complaints about this for the same reasons. We all deserve to be treated with respect and dignity, which Alfaro is seeing is becoming less common every day. A cordial greeting.