Mira Comments On COMPSTAT When queried about his take on the crime numbers, Mira said that there is always room for improvement: | 7 News Belize

Police Release Crime Stats, But Media Shut Out of CompStat Briefing The Belize Police Department released its first set of crime statistics for 2025 on Thursday, figures pulled from the department’s CompStat report. Normally, these numbers are presented in Belmopan, followed by a Q&A where the media can press the Minister of Home Affairs and the Commissioner of Police on the details. But this year… that didn’t happen. The media wasn’t invited, meaning no questions, no clarifications, and no publ

Why Didn't ComPol Invite the Media To CompStat? And the media also grilled the ComPol on why he didn’t invite us to this year’s national CompStat meeting. As we told you, every year, the media receives an invite and an opportunity to discuss the numbers with the former commissioner and the former minister. But not this time. However, Rosado argued that we’ve never actually been invited to the meeting itself and that this year, they decided to let the government press office in for the first time

ComPol Rosado Explains Media Exclusion from CompStat Two weeks ago, we told you about a meeting that usually draws close public attention, but this time, something was different. The Belize Police Department held its annual CompStat meeting in Belmopan, and for the first time, the media was not invited. That meant no questions, no clarifications, and no opportunity for the public to see how crime data is being assessed and explained. Today, we finally got a chance to ask Commissioner of Police,

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Our first COMPSTAT meeting is in the books. Next one: 8:30 a.m. Thursday, April 27 back at City Hall in Deltona. | Volusia Sheriff's Office