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Since the beginning of the year in Oryol region identified six found bodies

In the Orel region for 10 months of this year, the number of crimes decreased by almost 19%, including serious and especially serious - by 22.7%

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Since the beginning of the year in Oryol region identified six found bodies

In the Orel region for 10 months of this year, the number of crimes decreased by almost 19%, including serious and especially serious - by 22.7%. This is reported by the regional Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Law enforcement officers have solved more than 2,600 crimes and detained 182 people hiding from the investigation.

In addition, during the above period, the police also found 30 missing and identified six unidentified bodies.

The police added that work in this direction continues.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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