Hamid Aframen, the Cultural and Social Deputy of the Fars Police Command, reported on the police's performance this week, stating that the Economic Security Police have successfully discovered 318,000 liters of smuggled fuel and seized 166 smuggling vehicles. These actions are part of the efforts to combat fuel smuggling and strengthen economic security in Fars province.
Details of Discoveries and Seizures
Aframen referred to more details of these operations, stating that in addition to the smuggled fuel, 588 heads of livestock without permits, 118 mining devices, and 37 motorcycles have also been discovered. These actions are part of the police's ongoing efforts to combat smuggling gangs and ensure economic security in Fars province.
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Other Police Operations
He also added that during this period, drug enforcement officers arrested 360 street-level dealers and 18 drug traffickers, and collected 635 homeless addicts, sending them to rehabilitation centers. In total, about 1,100 kilograms of various drugs have also been discovered, indicating the police's serious commitment to combating drug trafficking.
Furthermore, the Cultural and Social Deputy of the Fars Police Command reported the identification and arrest of 41 thieves by the police intelligence, noting that two burglary gangs have also been dismantled in these operations. These actions are aimed at increasing the sense of security in society and combating violent crimes.
Aframen also mentioned the activities of the Cyber Police, stating that in this area, 40 suspects have been arrested and 300 cases of fraud have been uncovered. This statistic reflects the police's efforts to combat cyber crimes and protect citizens' rights.
He also referred to public calls to the police emergency center 110, stating that nearly 11,000 calls are made daily across the province to this center. On average, eight calls are registered every minute, with about 70% of these calls leading to police and operational missions.
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