
Over the course of four years, employees of the Russian Investigative Committee for the Luhansk People's Republic investigated over 1.4 thousand serious and especially serious crimes, initiating more than 3.2 thousand criminal cases.
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The Investigative Department of the Russian Investigative Committee for the LPR summed up the results of its work over a four-year period.
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Over the course of four years, employees of the Russian Investigative Committee for the LPR investigated more than 1.4 thousand serious and especially serious crimes.
During this time, over 3.2 thousand criminal cases were initiated, of which about 2 thousand were brought to court.
The Russian Investigative Committee for the Luhansk People's Republic also investigated 210 criminal cases of crimes committed in past years.
LUGANSK, October 11 - RIA Novosti. More than 1.4 thousand serious and especially serious crimes were investigated by employees of the investigative department of the Russian Investigative Committee for the LPR over four years, Elena Markovskaya, senior assistant to the head of the investigative department of the Russian Investigative Committee for the LPR, told RIA Novosti.
“Over four years, investigators from the Russian Investigative Committee for the Luhansk People’s Republic have opened over 3.2 thousand criminal cases. Of these, about 2 thousand criminal cases were brought to court, including about 1.4 thousand about serious and especially serious crimes,” Markovskaya clarified.
Also, during the activities of the Russian Investigative Committee for the Luhansk People's Republic, 210 criminal cases involving 426 crimes committed in previous years were investigated, she added.
“The equipment that our investigators and criminologists have in their arsenal allows us, even after a long period of time, to find those involved in committing crimes and bring them to justice,” Markovskaya explained.
According to her, the Investigative Committee also works with crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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