A significant diplomatic and administrative issue has emerged involving Superintendent Aaron Gamboa, head of the Special Patrol Unit, whose U.S. visa was abruptly revoked over the weekend. Gamboa, who was prevented from boarding a U.S.-bound flight, expressed confusion and denied any wrongdoing. He plans to consult his attorney and the U.S. Embassy to resolve the matter. Prime Minister John Briceño addressed the situation publicly, stating that he was unaware of the revocation and emphasized the U.S. government’s authority to revoke visas at its discretion. However, Briceño acknowledged the concern surrounding the incident, given Gamboa’s influential position. The Prime Minister urged caution and advised waiting for further developments before drawing conclusions. This incident has sparked speculation about potential links to past investigations and raised questions about the implications for other senior police officers whose visas may also be at risk.