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In Ivanovo checked the places of stay of minors

In the area of attention of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who became the organizers of the raid, were mainly cafes, game clubs, entertainment centers

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In Ivanovo checked the places of stay of minors

In the area of attention of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who became the organizers of the raid, were mainly cafes, game clubs, entertainment centers.

First of all, the police checked the presence of minors in establishments with the sale of alcohol and places at night unaccompanied by adults, as well as signs of alcohol or prohibited substances in adolescents.

Three cases of violations by minors were revealed and four foreigners who were in the country illegally were detained.

Individual preventive conversations were held with minors. Explanatory work was also carried out with administrators and guards of establishments.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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