Mossos d'Esquadra honours Andorran police chief Sergi Medina at Barcelona ceremony
Catalan police awarded Andorra's scientific police head for his professional achievements and specialised unit contributions during National Squads Day in Barcelona. The honour underscores joint investigative efforts between the forces.
Key Points
- Sergeant Major Sergi Medina heads Andorra's scientific police and aerial resources section.
- Award recognises his career and units' work in investigations like Arinsal fire report.
- Aerial section supports security operations and emergencies.
- Highlights collaboration between Mossos d'Esquadra and Andorra police; Medina attended with Director Bruno Lasne.
**Mossos d'Esquadra honour Andorran police scientific chief and aerial unit at national ceremony**
Catalan police force Mossos d'Esquadra has awarded Sergeant Major Sergi Medina, head of Andorra's scientific police and aerial resources section, during its National Squads Day ceremony held in Barcelona.
The distinction recognises Medina's professional trajectory and the specialised work of his units in complex technical and operational areas. Andorra's scientific police plays a key role in investigations, including recent contributions such as the report on last month's fire at the old Arinsal water factory premises. The aerial section provides support in security operations and emergencies.
The award also highlights ongoing collaboration between Mossos d'Esquadra and Andorra's police force, often involving joint efforts in investigations that remain largely out of the public eye.
Medina, who holds a law degree and previously served as police spokesperson, attended the institutional event accompanied by Police Director Bruno Lasne and two officers from the technical inspection unit specialising in explosives neutralisation.
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