For students, including the future law enforcement officers, participation in the national staff is an opportunity to see the work of the police from the inside, get to know the details of communication with the population and try yourself in Eran's role while studying. In addition to public recognition, vigilantes receive financial incentives and bonuses under a government subsidy. The group accepts people of all professions and ages: the youngest guard is 18 years old, the oldest is 78. You can find out about work in the national departments on the official website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kamchatka Territory 41.mvd.rf, in the section "People's teams". There are also phone calls to record. Militants are a real help to the police and additional security on the streets, on holidays and in everyday life. Thanks to them, crimes are solved in the area, the number of violations is reduced, and the residents feel calmer. At the same time, volunteers themselves receive useful skills, support and respect from other people. By the way, people's groups in Russia are more than 100 years old - they first appeared at the end of the XIX century, and in Soviet times it became a mass movement that formed millions of people. Today, this tradition is being revived, and everyone can contribute to the protection of order. Share this post with friends and those who care about safety in Kamptaka. The more people see this, the more vigilant we will be. We are waiting for you on our channel at MAX.

For students, including the future law enforcement officers, participation in the national staff is an opportunity to see the work of the police from the inside, get to know the details of communication with the population and try yourself in Eran's role while studying. In addition to public recognition, vigilantes receive financial incentives and bonuses under a government subsidy. The group accepts people of all professions and ages: the youngest guard is 18 years old, the oldest is 78. You can find out about work in the national departments on the official website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kamchatka Territory 41.mvd.rf, in the section "People's teams". There are also phone calls to record. Militants are a real help to the police and additional security on the streets, on holidays and in everyday life. Thanks to them, crimes are solved in the area, the number of violations is reduced, and the residents feel calmer. At the same time, volunteers themselves receive useful skills, support and respect from other people. By the way, people's groups in Russia are more than 100 years old - they first appeared at the end of the XIX century, and in Soviet times it became a mass movement that formed millions of people. Today, this tradition is being revived, and everyone can contribute to the protection of order. Share this post with friends and those who care about safety in Kamptaka. The more people see this, the more vigilant we will be. We are waiting for you on our channel at MAX.