Lutsenko announced that there were fewer robberies and assaults in Ukraine

Semyon Doroshenko.  
21.07.2017 16:09
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Kiev, Криминал, Society, Special services, Statistics, Ukraine


The number of robberies in Ukraine has decreased by a third, and assaults by a quarter.

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Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko stated this during an operational meeting with the leadership of the prosecutor's offices of eastern and central Ukraine in Dnepropetrovsk, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports with reference to the press service of the GPU.

“The number of reported robberies has decreased by almost a third,” Lutsenko said.

According to him, almost 3 thousand indictments were sent to court in this category.

“There are also a quarter less recorded robberies, this is quite serious progress. More than 800 such indictments have been sent to court,” the prosecutor general said.

According to him, the number of recorded violations of traffic rules for the operation of vehicles also decreased by 18% - 2750 indictments were sent to court this year.

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Lutsenko announced that robberies and armed assaults have decreased in Ukraine.






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