Police arrested four people overnight during crime-prevention operations across the island, authorities said Friday.
Officers conducted organized patrols at key points in urban areas to prevent serious crime, maintain public order and boost the public’s sense of safety. The arrests were for various offenses, including illegal possession of tobacco products (three people).
During the operations, police stopped and checked 529 drivers and 175 passengers. Officers also carried out 42 inspections of business premises, resulting in two reports for violations.
In traffic checks, police issued 273 reports for various offenses and opened 11 cases for further investigation. Of the reports, 139 were for speeding. Eight vehicles were impounded.
Police conducted 81 alcohol tests, resulting in eight reports. Of five preliminary drug tests, two were positive.
Police said the operations will continue daily, with increased patrols, targeted checks and rapid response aimed at preventing and suppressing crime, protecting residents and maintaining public order.
