Disciplinary action is a never-ending story for law enforcement community.

Argentina’s Federal Police open an internal investigation “every 24 hours” against a member of the force for allegedly committing some “serious administrative error” or crime, the local press reported Sunday.

“This year, we’re talking about, on average, disciplinary action being taken against one policeman per day for serious administrative errors. That is to say, crimes that they should have been fighting,” a source with access to the files of the Federal Police’s Internal Affairs Division told the daily La Nación.

The source estimated that “if the current projection continues, before December there will be more than 300 inquiries opened.”

Argentine Justice and Security Minister Julio Alak said, “every time an irregularity has been detected it’s been the Internal Affairs Division that has made the appropriate complaint” and he added that the force “has been purged a lot.”