Officials at the Kabul Police Command say that over the past week, more than 20 criminals have been caught and introduced to judicial bodies for committing various crimes. People say that the cooperation of citizens and security forces has led to the arrest of criminals.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The Kabul Police Command has written in a series of tweets that over the past week, more than 20 criminals have been arrested in connection with various crimes from the districts of Kabul city and introduced to judicial and judicial bodies.
 
Kabul Police Command added that the police of the fifth district arrested eight people on the charge of theft, that these criminals were stealing mobile phones, money and other items from people in different areas of Kabul city, and the police of the eighth district also arrested two people on the charge of stealing a car, five people has been arrested on the charge of stealing a mobile phone and five others on the charge of moral corruption.
 
This command added that two criminals have been arrested for the crime of car theft, another one for the crime of mobile phone theft, and three people for the crime of house theft in the 12th and 7th districts.
 
Meanwhile, Obaidullah Amiri, a resident of the sixth district of Kabul city, said in an interview with AVA that the people cooperate closely with the forces of the Islamic Emirate, therefore the Kabul Police Command has been able to prevent criminal crimes in this city to some extent.
 
He added that although there are sometimes criminal crimes in Kabul city, it has decreased several times compared to the past and people can explore the city day and night.
 
According to his statements, people's property was not safe day and night during the republic, because the criminals bribed the security officials and committed theft and other crimes freely.
 
He emphasized that if the security forces want to make more achievements in the security sector, they should work together with the people so that the citizens will cooperate in the identification of criminals.
 
Meanwhile, Nurullah Sufi, a resident of the third district of Kabul city, said in an interview with AVA: If the Islamic Emirate wants to prevent criminal crimes in the country, it must provide job opportunities for the youth, because the main cause of crimes in the country is unemployment and poverty.
 
He stated that when criminal crimes are reduced in the country when job opportunities are provided for youths, he added: "The government has a duty to provide job opportunities for its citizens."
 
Sufi added that if more than ten criminals are caught by the security agencies every day, there will be no result regardless of the main culprit.
 
This is despite the fact that before the establishment of the Islamic Emirate, citizens could not talk on their mobile phones while walking or answer a call, because their mobile phones were targeted by thieves everywhere in the capital.