The detained criminals tried to confuse law enforcement by taking the blame for the committed crimes
In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained members of an organized crime group that robbed businesses and private homes, using female disguises for this purpose. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
According to law enforcement information, the group consisted of 15 individuals, all of whom had criminal records and were registered as active criminals. Their involvement in multiple thefts and armed robberies in the country has been established.
The offenders targeted administrative buildings, offices, and shopping centers for their actions. Using carefully planned disguises, they employed silicone masks and wigs to conceal their true identities and confuse potential witnesses.
The total damage caused by the criminal group amounted to 25 million soms.
During a special operation, the following individuals were detained:
- K. S. D., born in 1988, previously convicted 14 times for robbery, theft, and burglary;
- J. D. T., born in 1994, previously convicted five times for robbery and theft;
- Ch. Z. S., born in 1988, previously convicted five times for robbery and theft;
- T. uulu T., born in 1991, previously convicted three times for murder, theft, and robbery;
- T. uulu U., born in 1991, previously convicted for theft;
- O. M. D., born in 1988, previously convicted six times for robbery, theft, causing serious bodily harm, and extortion;
- M. B. A., born in 1980, previously convicted five times for murder, robbery, theft, and illegal possession of weapons;
- M. uulu E., born in 1991, previously convicted three times for theft;
- E. A. R., born in 1988, previously convicted for theft.
During the searches, police seized equipment for opening safes and doors, key duplication devices, radios, GPS trackers for monitoring targets, as well as devices for jamming security system signals.
Additionally, the detainees were found to possess firearms and ammunition, including an AKSU assault rifle with a full magazine (30 rounds), a Makarov pistol, 20 rounds of 9mm ammunition for the PM, a traumatic pistol, an F-1 hand grenade, knives, and approximately 44.73 grams of hashish.
All detainees are charged under part 2 of Article 261 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic ("Creation of an organized group or participation in it") and have been placed in pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Bishkek.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs also reported the possible involvement of individuals serving sentences in the State Penitentiary Service institutions, who were previously convicted of serious crimes, with this criminal group.
The detainees maintained contact with:
- K. N. D., born in 1986, previously convicted 8 times;
- E. Zh. O., born in 1979, previously convicted 9 times;
- B. A. T., born in 1986, previously convicted 13 times;
- T. S. A., born in 1990, previously convicted 3 times;
- J. S. A., born in 1991, previously convicted 4 times;
- Sh. T. S., born in 1986, previously convicted 8 times.
Preliminary data suggest that the scheme of criminal activity involved free members of the group committing crimes while the convicted members took responsibility at their convenience.
Currently, the activities of the criminal group have been completely halted, and investigative actions are ongoing.
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