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In Fergana, an Internal Affairs officer tried to break into the house of a single woman

August 7, around 2 a.m. A drunken police officer, wandering around the Eco-City area of Fergana, tried to break into a stranger's house. Shahnoza Olimova, who lives on the first floor of an apartment building and is 7 months pregnant, was alone at home with her two-year-old daughter that day - her husband was on a business trip to the capital. The stranger, who was so drunk that he could not stand on his feet, knocked on the woman's window, and after a while managed to break the window open from the outside.

In Fergana, an internal affairs officer tried to break into a lonely woman's house

On the night of August 7, at approximately 02:00, in the Eco-city district of Fergana, a drunken internal affairs officer tried to break into a stranger's house. Shahnoza Olimova, who lives on the first floor of an apartment building and is 7 months pregnant, was alone at home with her two-year-old daughter that day, because her husband had gone to the capital on a business trip. An unknown man, who was so drunk that he could not stand, knocked on the woman's window and after a while managed to break it open from the outside.

Neighbors who came to the rescue in time handed the man over to the precinct inspectors. As it turned out, this person was Asadullo Abdurashidov, an employee of the Fergana internal affairs department, who allegedly broke into someone's house while drunk before.

**“Colleagues let him go”**

Shahnoza Olimova told the story as follows: “I live in the Eco-city of Fergana. On the night of August 6-7, at about 02:00, there was a sudden knock on my window. My husband had gone to Tashkent on a business trip. At first, I fell asleep, but I went to the window, wondering if I had not noticed that my husband had come. When I looked, a strange man was standing near my window. He started knocking on the window glass without stopping. There are 3 windows on the street side, and he knocked on all three one by one. I waited for 20 minutes, thinking that he would leave, that he must have gotten lost, but he did not leave. That day, I was alone at home with my 2-year-old daughter. I am 7 months pregnant. I called 102. Then again After 20 minutes, I also called 112. It was around 02:40. The police officers had not yet arrived. At that time, a strange man was trying to open the window. After that, I called a neighbor for help. While my neighbor was downstairs, a strange man was trying to open one of my windows from the outside and get in. Many neighbors caught the man. At around 03:20, the precinct inspector came and took the man away. The precinct inspectors found out that the man who broke into my house was an officer of the Fergana City Police Department and let him go. The man returned and drove the car he had parked near our "dom" so drunk that he could not stand. I filed a complaint with the police department about the situation. After that, I lost my appetite. They took me to the hospital. I was afraid that the fetus in my womb It turned out to be upside down. They gave me a referral to Roddom. The husband of the man who broke into my house called and said that the employee had done the same thing before. They said that the man had previously drunkenly broken into the yard of a house where a girl was getting married and was expected to get married soon. They didn’t file a complaint against the employee out of concern for the family’s honor. The employee who broke into my house while drunk is unfit to work in the internal affairs system. He broke into my house today, who can guarantee that he won’t break into someone else’s house tomorrow? I demand that strict action be taken against the employee.”

**“He drove the car while drunk” - a neighbor who came to help**

According to the neighbor who came to help: “A neighbor called at night asking for help. My son and I went out. A drunk man who had drunk so much that he could not stand was trying to open the window and enter my neighbor's house. We caught the man in a group. Then the precinct inspectors came and took him away. Later, we learned that the man was released because he was an internal affairs officer. Not long after, he returned and drove his car while drunk again.”

The press service of the Fergana regional internal affairs office told Kun.uz that a woman living in the Nurafshon neighborhood of Fergana city indeed called 102 on August 7, dissatisfied with the actions of an internal affairs officer of the Fergana city internal affairs office. It was reported that the regional Department of Internal Affairs is investigating the incident, providing a legal assessment of the incident and ensuring that a legal decision is made. The official statement does not contain information about the initiation of a criminal case.

We would like to remind you that after many unpleasant and shameful incidents in the internal affairs system of Fergana region last year, the head of the regional internal affairs department was replaced at the beginning of this year.

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