The police command of Kerman province, in a comprehensive report on actions taken in the first half of the current year, announced the discovery of 6 cases disrupting the economic system valued at approximately 5000 billion tomans. Additionally, the destruction of five organized fuel smuggling gangs was another action taken by this command in the fight against fuel smuggling.
Details of Discoveries and Police Actions
Brigadier General Jalil Moqoufee, the police chief of Kerman province, presented statistics and the performance of the police in various areas in this report. He announced that in the first six months of the current year, over 470,000 calls were registered with the 110 center, about 60 percent of which led to operations. Furthermore, the traffic police of the province has effectively reduced the fatalities from accidents by 20 percent and enforced laws on over one million violating vehicles.
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Combating Smuggling and Economic Disruption
Moqoufee further referred to the discovery of 9 million liters of smuggled fuel and the dismantling of five active gangs in this area. These gangs were identified as part of organized fuel smuggling networks and were dismantled through police actions. The discovery of land grabbing cases valued at 2000 billion tomans and tax evasion cases valued at 300 billion tomans was also emphasized in this report. These actions demonstrate the police's serious attention to economic issues and efforts to maintain the country's economic system.
According to Moqoufee's statements, the police have also seized 29 cases in the area of hoarding valued at approximately one trillion tomans and 2000 smuggling vehicles that were in transit. This action was taken to control and monitor the roads and prevent economic violations.
Conclusion and Consequences
The efforts of the Economic Security Police of Kerman province in discovering and combating smuggling and disruption of the economic system demonstrate the serious determination of this institution to fight corruption and protect the economic rights of the country. Given the statistics provided, it seems that the police programs in this area have had positive impacts, and there is a need to continue these efforts in other areas as well.
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