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Ajman Police enhances community security by seizing "45 beggars" in the Emirate of Ajman during a week-long campaign

Ajman Police enhances community security by seizing "45 beggars" in the Emirate of Ajman during a week-long campaign

The Ajman Police General Command arrested 45 beggars (28 men, 16 women and one child) of Arab and Asian nationalities, during the last week of last January, as part of its continuous efforts to eradicate this phenomenon due to its negative effects of offending the bright civilized face of the state. And looting people's money illegally. Lt. Colonel Ahmed Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director of Criminal Investigations and Investigations Department at Ajman Police, said that the Ajman Police attaches great importance to enhancing community security, and combating negative phenomena that may harm social security and peace. Others unjustly out of pity and claim poverty and need. The Director of the Department of Criminal Investigation and Investigation stated that the Ajman Police, during its intensification of its efforts to stop this phenomenon, was able to seize 45 beggars of Arab and Asian nationalities and of different age groups during a week while they were wandering in different areas of the Emirate of Ajman and begging in different ways and methods, such as claiming poverty, need and street selling. It causes inconvenience and embarrassment to all members of society. Lieutenant-Colonel Al-Nuaimi called not to respond to the begging of beggars, or to deal with them with feelings of pity and sympathy for their appearance, and to help the police forces by immediately reporting any beggar who is monitored anywhere on the number 067034310, and called on community members to contribute positively with the security services to curbing the phenomenon of beggary. And that is by donating the money of their alms to charitable organizations and societies, in order to ensure that they reach the poor and needy, and that they are not the cause of the spread of crimes committed by beggars under the cover of beggary.

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