Dhi Qar is concerned about the high crime rates and calls for the adoption of economic and societal

[size=52]Dhi Qar is concerned about the high crime rates and calls for the adoption of economic and societal solutions[/size]

[size=45]Dhi Qar / Hussein Al-Amil[/size]
[size=45]The local government, security leaders and judicial authorities in Dhi Qar expressed their concern about the high crime rates in the province by 17 percent, and called for the adoption of economic and technical solutions to address the growing rates of poverty and unemployment among the youth segment and raise community awareness.[/size]
[size=45]The data of the ninth security conference of the Dhi Qar Police Command, which was held recently in the hall of the Police Training Center and was attended by a number of government officials, security leaders and representatives of the Dhi Qar Court of Appeal, revealed an increase in crime rates by 17 percent during 2021, while indicating an increase in suicide and drug crimes. Theft, decrease in premeditated homicides. It confirmed the detection of 94 percent of the crimes registered with the security departments and police stations.[/size]
[size=45]Deputy Governor of Dhi Qar Rafea al-Shami told Al-Mada that "the local government noticed through the security conference data that there is a significant and dangerous development in crime on three levels," stressing that "the high rates of suicide, drugs and other crimes are spreading rapidly and widely."[/size]
[size=45]Al-Shami revealed “directions to the concerned departments and the competent authorities to prepare a detailed and comprehensive report on the reality of the crime and the possible means to address it,” referring to “a call to the judicial and security institutions to hold a joint conference to discuss solutions and treatments for all security and societal issues in Dhi Qar Governorate.” The Deputy Governor of Dhi Qar stressed "the need to adopt technical, administrative and economic solutions, not to mention raising societal awareness to reduce the high crime rates," noting that "the ways and means of committing crime are developing with the electronic development, and this requires updating methods and plans to confront it."[/size]
[size=45]He praised the role of the security forces in uncovering the crime, stressing that "the data showed high rates of arresting the accused and those involved in committing the crime, with exceptional efforts made by the security forces."[/size]
[size=45]In turn, the commander of Sumer operations, Major General Saad Al-Harbiyeh, told Al-Mada that "most of the crimes marked as high crimes, unfortunately, are related to the family and social behavior, such as suicide, drug use, theft and sodomy, and these require comprehensive societal treatments and are not limited to the role of the security forces," stressing the importance of the participation of academic and governmental institutions. And community organizations in developing solutions to social problems that lead to crime and raise its rates.[/size]
[size=45]Regarding the data of the security conference, Al-Harbiah, who also holds the position of Dhi Qar police chief, said, “There are indications of a rise in crimes related to societal behavior, and in return there are great achievements in detecting the crime and arresting those involved in it,” noting that “the adoption of data and numbers would facilitate the process of analyzing Problems and diagnose their solutions.[/size]
[size=45]Sumer Operations Commander went on to say that "the ninth Security and Criminal Reality Analysis Conference of the Dhi Qar Police Command is a review and evaluation of all the achievements in 2021 and discussed with judges and officials in the local government, as well as to avoid negatives, if any," noting that "the conference reviewed the totality of data related to activities and recorded and discovered crimes and activities. “.[/size]
[size=45]For his part, the Deputy Public Prosecutor of the Dhi Qar Federal Court of Appeal, Judge Kamel Rashad, said about his participation in the conference, to (Al-Mada), “We discovered through the conference data that there are crimes that have increased in their rates, and the concerned authorities have been directed to work on addressing them and limiting their height,” he added. “While there are crimes that have witnessed a noticeable decrease, there is an activation of the role of the security forces in detecting the crime, and this is a good indicator in pursuing the crime and those involved in it.”[/size]
[size=45]The Dhi Qar Police Command, in cooperation with the Dhi Qar Court of Appeal, held the Ninth Security Reality Conference, in the presence of the Deputy Governor of Dhi Qar Rafi al-Shami, the commander of Sumer operations Lieutenant-General Saad al-Harbiyeh, the representative of the Dhi Qar Criminal Court, Judge Ali al-Atabi, and Deputy Public Prosecution Judge Kamel Rashad, as well as directors of security services and police departments.[/size]
[size=45]The former Dhi Qar police chief, Brigadier General Hazem Al-Waeli, had warned on Saturday (July 4, 2020) of the high rates of drug abuse among young people, and that most of those involved in drug crimes are unemployed and aged between 18-25 years, which calls for the adoption of economic programs. Effective and social action to reduce the involvement of young people in the promotion and abuse of drugs.[/size]
[size=45]On Monday (October 30, 2017) the Federal Court of Appeal of Dhi Qar warned of the high crime rates in Dhi Qar, while attributing the reasons for its rise to the spread of unemployment, the spread of weapons and drugs and the lack of legal awareness, it called for teaching law in schools and activating the role of educational institutions in Spreading legal awareness.[/size]
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