Largest Counterfeiting Network Busted in Khartoum

Security authorities in Khartoum have dismantled the largest network involved in counterfeiting currency and official documents.

On Sunday, the Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza, and police commanders inspected the seized assets. He praised the high capabilities of the security forces in confronting all security threats that plague the lives of citizens, especially in areas experiencing security vulnerabilities. He emphasized that the situation is being handled with firmness and high professionalism.

The Governor stated that the commendable efforts of the police in reducing crime send a strong message to anyone who doubts their ability to fully perform their role in maintaining security and stability in the coming period.

He also appealed to citizens to play their part by reporting sleeper cells and revealing the locations of stolen goods through cooperation with the various security agencies, which contributes to strengthening community security.

For his part, the Director General of Police Forces, Lieutenant General Amir Abdel Moneim, affirmed that the next phase requires full coordination and cooperation among all security agencies to uncover and confront security threats, emphasizing that the Police Command places these matters among its highest priorities.

The Director General of Police Forces also reiterated his support for the various police departments and their empowerment to fulfill their role in protecting citizens’ property and working to solve crimes as quickly as possible.

In turn, the Director of Federal Operations, Major Genera (Police), Amir Abdel Rahman Barkia, revealed a number of operations and tasks carried out by the Federal Police within the framework of combating organized crime and monitoring and tracking the movements of criminal gangs.