The workday began with a briefing led by the head of GOM-8, Alisher Abylov.
The first call was a complaint about domestic violence. The former spouses, living in the Kolmo residential complex, reached out to the police. The conflict arose over a dispute about where their eldest son, a 23-year-old man, would live.
The officer conducted a preventive conversation with the couple, and they came to a decision to resolve the situation amicably.
The next case involved a report from a hypermarket on Mahatma Gandhi Street, where one of the customers had his bicycle stolen. The young man, who had left his bicycle unattended and not secured with a lock, sought help. The law enforcement officers apprehended the suspect immediately after the incident.
Meanwhile, a resident of the capital called the 102 service, reporting her difficult life situation caused by accumulated debts. She requested psychological support. While the officer was on his way to her, the deputy head of GOM-8, Usön Arapbaev, engaged her in conversation. The woman calmed down and agreed to see a psychologist.
The GOM-8 staff emphasizes that such outings occur daily. They continue to respond to citizens' requests, conduct preventive measures, and maintain public order in the Pervomaisky District.
