Sharjah Police’s Anti-Begging Unit arrests a beggar after collecting Dh14,000 in three days. The beggar gathers this amount near a mosque, exploiting public sympathy by claiming financial hardship. His quick, illegal earnings lead to the beggar being arrested after a concerned citizen reports him.
Brigadier General Omar Al-Ghazal Al-Shamsi highlights the security risk of begging. He explains how individuals use begging for fast, unlawful gains. Many beggars make it a seasonal activity, especially during religious occasions. This prompts the police to take action and stop this behavior.
The arrest happens after a citizen reports the man to the police. Officers find the beggar staying illegally in the country. They discover the large sum of money he collects in just three days. The police quickly arrest him and begin investigating his activities further.
Sharjah Police continues its efforts to combat begging with a campaign. The “Begging is a Crime, Giving is a Responsibility” campaign starts during Ramadan. This campaign focuses on increased police patrols to catch beggars. Officers work to identify and apprehend those involved in begging activities.
Authorities ask the public not to give money to beggars. They suggest people report begging incidents to the police instead. Residents can call the toll-free number 80040 or the police call center at 901. By doing so, the community helps stop illegal begging practices in Sharjah.
Sharjah Police remains dedicated to ensuring public safety and security. This recent Beggar arrested highlights the ongoing problem of begging in the region. The police will continue taking steps to prevent such activities and protect citizens from exploitation.
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