Members of two organized crime groups who staged a gang war were detained in Chirchiq: the "Bukharsky" brothers are implicated in the case

In Chirchiq, members of two organized crime groups involved in a criminal war have been detained: the "Bukhara" brothers are featured in the case

In Chirchiq, the activities of members of two organized crime groups were suppressed after they engaged in a feud, attacked people, extorted money, and forced citizens to take out loans under the threat of physical violence. Among the key figures in the case are the brothers Ikrom and Islam Saidov, known by the nickname "Bukhara."

According to available data, the confrontation between the groups began after the brothers attacked a local cafe. Ikrom and Islam burst into the establishment and beat up its owner. Later, the victim teamed up with other individuals, tracked down his attackers, and inflicted bodily injuries on them himself.

Following this, a prolonged confrontation unfolded between the two groups, accompanied by periodic attacks. At the same time, as reported, members of the criminal groups did not limit themselves to settling scores with each other, but also put pressure on local residents, demanding money and forcing them to take out loans under the threat of violence.

It is reported that after a severe beating of a man, as a result of which he lost consciousness, law enforcement officers told the victim that it was impossible to hold those responsible accountable, and used fictitious provisions of criminal law to mislead him.

At the same time, according to published information, 3 thousand dollars were obtained from the accused. Of this amount, 1,300 dollars were handed over to the victim as compensation for damage to his health, while the remaining 1,700 dollars were misappropriated by the officers. After that, the case was closed.

According to information, two officers of the Department of Internal Affairs were sentenced to six years of imprisonment each for taking a bribe and concealing the fact of the beating.

Thus, the story of the criminal confrontation in Chirchiq continued not only in the form of proceedings against members of the organized crime groups, but also in a case of corruption among law enforcement officers.