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Kursk Rosgvardeytsev for a week left on the signal “alarm” 218 times

Theft from protected objects is not allowed

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Kursk Rosgvardeytsev for a week left on the signal “alarm” 218 times

Four suspects were detained and 159 administrative violations were suppressed.

Employees of the extradepartmental security of the Regardie Department in the Kursk region continue to serve around the clock on patrol routes within the legal regime of the WHO.

From October 5 to 12, 2026, the Rosgvardeis worked out 218 visits to protected objects, from where the alarm signal came. According to reports from duty units of the territorial bodies of internal affairs, to ensure the safety of citizens and public order, employees left more than 50 times.

During the reporting period, detention groups detained four citizens on suspicion of committing crimes. 159 administrative offenses were suppressed, seven of them in respect of protected property. Thanks to the operational actions of the Rosgvardeis, thefts from protected objects were not allowed.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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