The day began with a briefing conducted by the head of GOM-8, Alisher Abylov.
The first call was related to a complaint about domestic violence from ex-spouses living in the Kolmo residential area. Their conflict arose from a dispute over where their eldest son, who is 23 years old, should live.
The police officer held a preventive conversation with the ex-spouses, after which they decided to resolve the situation amicably.
The next case for the police was a call to a hypermarket on Mahatma Gandhi Street, where a bicycle was stolen from one of the visitors. The young man had left it unattended, not using a special lock. Law enforcement officers apprehended the suspect shortly thereafter.
Meanwhile, a call came into service 102 from a resident of the capital who found herself in a difficult life situation due to accumulated debts. She sought psychological support. While the police officer was on his way to her, the deputy head of GOM-8, Usun Arapbaev, spoke with the woman, calming her down and recommending that she see a psychologist. She agreed to meet with the specialist.
At GOM-8, they emphasize that such responses occur daily. Police officers continue to actively respond to citizens' requests, engage in preventive work, and maintain order in the Pervomaisky District.
