According to her, Ministry of Internal Affairs employees regularly visit schools in Bishkek and the Chui region, where they hold meetings with the administration to determine what assistance is needed and to monitor the work of juvenile inspectors.
“We sometimes find shortcomings in the work, but we strive to provide help and support. Currently, we are visiting every school to clarify how we can assist. However, the efforts of law enforcement alone are not enough — it is necessary to involve other state structures as well as engage parents,” Adylova noted.
We remind you that on December 16, at the Uspenskaya school in the Moscow region, a teenager named Timofey K. attacked a security guard and killed a 10-year-old fourth-grade student, Kobiljon Aliev. Before the attack, he asked questions about the students' nationalities. Timofey K. was dressed in gear with inscriptions referencing mass killings.
He has been charged with "Murder" and "Attempted Murder," and he has been arrested by court order.
Kobiljon Aliev, a citizen of Tajikistan, sustained a fatal injury as a result of this attack.
