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77 people with criminal tendencies were reported to police departments: Ministry of Internal Affairs

Հանցավոր հակումներ ունեցող 77 անձի ներկայացրել են ոստիկանության բաժիններ.

ՆԳՆ

Community police officers conducted patrols at gathering places in various settlements.

Համայնքային ոստիկանները շրջայցեր են իրականացրել տարբեր բնակավայրերի հավաքատեղիներում։

77 people with criminal tendencies were reported to police departments: Ministry of Internal Affairs

YEREVAN, October 8 – Sputnik.

ԵՐԵՎԱՆ, 8 հոկտեմբերի – Sputnik.

77 previously convicted and criminally inclined individuals have been referred to departments.

Նախկինում դատապարտված և հանցավոր հակումներ ունեցող 77 անձ բաժիններ են ներկայացվել։

The information is reported by the RA Ministry of Internal Affairs Police.

Տեղեկությունը հայտնում է ՀՀ ՆԳՆ

It should be noted that community police officers conducted tours of gathering places in various settlements and carried out inspection operations.

Նշենք, որ համայնքային ոստիկանները շրջայցեր են իրականացրել տարբեր բնակավայրերի հավաքատեղիներում, իրականացրել են ստուգողական

The operational-preventive measures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Police to prevent and detect crime are of a regular nature.

Հանցավորության կանխարգելման և բացահայտման ուղղությամբ ՆԳՆ ոստիկանության օպերատիվ-կանխարգելիչ միջոցառումները պարբերական բնույթ են

In the first 6 months of 2026, the number of registered crimes in the RA decreased by

2026թ–ի 6 ամիսներին ՀՀ–ում գրանցված հանցագործությունների թիվը նվազել է 0․3%-ով.

3%.

Ցուցուլյան

Tsutsulyan

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