Administrative Sanctions center "Torito" - Miguel Hidalgo

Looking at it from another point of view is fine because at least here if they give food (radioactive food) the time becomes more temporary since there activities, it is like a carsel but in a mild version, there is nothing left but to collaborate and follow the total orders now we are inside in my case it was by breathalyzer, and net if the desire to drive drunk is taken away

Excellent service for people who like a good drink and do not come home, the toilets are somewhat dirty and paperless, friendly treatment of colleagues, the belly on Sunday morning is perfect and if you behave they let you out for a few hours before.

If your relative was admitted, you can call 53995109. They only confirm if he is there and tell you the reason why he was detained. To pay the fine, the schedule is from 08:00 to 20:00. You can ask at the window for the amount of the fine (it is subtracted from the total time, the time that the person was already detained). Visiting hours are from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. But you must enter without any belongings and there they do not let you keep your things. After paying the fine you must wait in what they do the paperwork and a medical review of the person (25 to 40 minutes)

Excellent place, free food, shared dorms, library, cinema and I dominate everything in one place, store at normal prices (too bad my wife sent me with nothing to spend) security that really makes you feel protected, good option for when you run from your house an end.

They are only grabbing people for a quota that they ask of them, although they have not drunk there were more than 15 people who had not drunk, but the abuse of authority is present in this program, thanks #Sheinbaum

Good service and friendliness of the managers. The food the only bad thing. 24 hour security, and a nice atmosphere. Lemon tea flavored with cinnamon chamomile color, the best. There is a shop, and domino tournaments. I highly recommend them. Hopefully they will visit it soon.

So far I have not entered, but if a family member has not yet left, so I cannot fully comment, however the phone number in the photo DOES work, they give you reports and the lady who attends is very friendly and human. There is a store inside the Torito, so if the detainee has money, they make him some vouchers to consume in the store up to the amount of money he has. Visiting hours are from 3 to 5 pm, visitors are not allowed to enter with money, keys, bag or cell phone, only food, water or soft drinks in closed plastic bottles, toilet paper and clothes since there are showers inside. the visit must present their printed or digital proof of COVID vaccination. under the vehicular bridge in front of El Torito there are some public bathrooms that cost 5 pesos and have lockers to leave things if you go to visit and you go alone and you don't have someone to leave your belongings with, they charge you 30 pesos to store your valuables and they are up to 11 p.m. To find out if someone is detained in El Torito, you can consult the national registry of detainees with the curp of the detainee and the consultant and you can see where they were detained, the reason, at what time and where they took them, to see where your car is in Locatel tell you to download the Cdmx application or my police and with the plates you can see where your car is in the corralón and you can only get it out once the detainee has completed his hours in El Torito and when you go to the corralón they will also ask you for identification of the detained to verify that he actually complied with the hours of detention and they must go with someone with a license to remove the car because when they are detained in the breathalyzer they take away their license for one year.