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Police call for respect for the law and for the rules of coexistence

09.12.2020 14:49 Statements and announcements

On December 8, acts of disobedience and protest actions took place throughout the country. Despite calls from Police, streets were also closed. All this time, the Police maintained public order. In some cases, when the rights of other citizens were violated, Police officers called to immediately stop such actions.
Unfortunately, during those restrictions of freedom of movement, there were also cases of interpersonal clashes. Under such circumstances, the Police also took preventive measures.
During this time, more than 100 people were delivered to the police territorial divisions from various settlements of the country, and protocols on administrative offenses were drawn up for them. Four cars were taken to a specially protected area of the Traffic Police for interfering with traffic.
Dear Citizens!
The Police once again call for respect for the law and for the rules of coexistence. We urge you to exercise your subjective, fundamental rights exclusively within the framework of the law, not to abuse them, to respect the rights of other citizens.

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