Police Name Kyiv's Most Troubled District: Nearly 60,000 Calls in a Year
Most often, people report traffic rule violations, domestic violence, noise violations, road accidents and criminal offences.
Kyiv patrol police released call statistics for 2019.
Last year, Kyiv patrol officers received and processed 539,795 messages submitted through the 102 service. The district with the most calls was Solomianskyi — patrol officers were called there 59,319 times.
Darnytskyi district came second — 59,133 calls. Dniprovskyi district rounds out the top three — 58,082 calls.
Statistics by district for 2019:
- Solomianskyi district — 59,319 calls
- Darnytskyi district — 59,319 calls
- Dniprovskyi district — 58,082 calls
- Desnianskyi district — 57,918 calls
- Sviatoshynskyi district — 56,884 calls
- Holosiivskyi district — 52,082 calls
- Obolonskyi district — 51,061 calls
- Shevchenkivskyi district — 50,568 calls
- Podilskyi district — 44,996 calls
- Pecherskyi district — 44,728 calls
- M-01 highway — 5,024 calls (within the service area of the capital's patrol police crews).
According to police data, citizens most often report violations of the Road Traffic Rules, conflicts and domestic violence, noise violations, road accidents and criminal offences.
Earlier, in Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, a hostel resident cut his neighbours and himself over furniture rearrangement.
In the Darnytskyi district of the capital, visitors wrecked a café and rammed it with a car. Eight people were injured.
In Dniprovskyi district, attackers blew up an Oschadbank ATM, took the money and fled.
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