Ajman Police seizes 24 beggars since the beginning of Ramadan

As part of its annual campaign to combat begging, coinciding with the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, the General Command of Ajman Police managed to seize 24 beggars and beggars of various Arab and Asian nationalities since the campaign's launch in several regions of the Emirate of Ajman.

Major Ahmed Saeed Al-Nuaimi, Director of the Department of Criminal Investigation and Investigations said that the investigation personnel arrested 13 men and 11 women from beggars who were roaming in front of mosques, shops and commercial centers in the emirate to beg, taking advantage of the sympathy of people during this holy month, where separate funds were seized in their possession, stressing The campaign came to reduce the phenomenon of begging, which is particularly active and increasing during the holy month of Ramadan, and the resulting confusion, distortion of the general appearance, inconvenience and anxiety for the public's comfort and disturbing the days of the holy month.

The Director of the Department of Criminal Investigations and Investigations indicated that legal measures are being taken against the detainees, adding that Ajman Police was keen to address all segments and groups of the public, and included inviting community members to help reduce this phenomenon, stop assisting beggars, and report them, as it was noticed that increasing reports Which began to respond from members of the public about the activity of beggars unusually in such campaigns, which were dependent on the efforts of the police alone in controlling beggars by monitoring their whereabouts.

He pointed out that the Emirate of Ajman is replete with charitable societies that assist the poor, the needy, and the sick, and that anyone can resort to these societies to obtain aid, if it is actually proven that he needs them, which negates the need for begging, so the police will not tolerate punishing anyone who is proven begging And begging people.

Major Ahmed Saeed Al-Nuaimi called on community members to cooperate with Ajman police and to be vigilant and cautious of these, and not to sympathize with them, but rather to direct their donations and good deeds to charitable societies that carry out fair distribution to the poor and needy cases, and also called on them to quickly report these cases and those of By calling 067034310.