Jalisco drops out of the national top 10 for intentional homicides after sustained reduction in security

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Jalisco has managed to leave the group of the 10 states with the highest incidence of intentional homicides so far in 2026, moving to 11th place nationwide, according to records from the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP).

During the morning press conference, authorities highlighted the progress made by the state as a result of a sustained reduction in this crime, attributed to a comprehensive security strategy implemented throughout Jalisco.

Strategy and Institutional Coordination

Authorities emphasized that this change in the crime trend is the result of coordinated efforts among the three levels of government, focusing on key areas such as:

Greater police equipment and training to strengthen security forces.
The incorporation of technology and intelligence to improve operational and crime-prevention efforts.
Ongoing interinstitutional coordination to help create a safer and more peaceful environment for families across Jalisco.

Source: radioformula