On the evening of June 20-21, Turda police launched a thorough operation aimed at enhancing public order and road safety. This initiative resulted in the legitimization of 234 individuals and the inspection of 82 vehicles. The operation also included over 60 alcohol tests, underscoring the authorities' commitment to reducing road risks.

The effort led to the issuance of 74 contravention sanctions. Of these, 53 were related to road traffic violations under Government Emergency Ordinance 195/2002, while the remaining 21 addressed breaches of public order according to Law 61/1991. Five driving licenses were retained.

Supporting this initiative were officers from the Turda Public Order and Road Police, in collaboration with the Cluj County Gendarmerie, specifically the Turda Detachment 4. Their joint efforts highlight a coordinated approach to law enforcement in the region. The collaboration proved necessary in covering multiple checkpoints simultaneously while maintaining thorough documentation of all infractions discovered during the evening's thorough sweep of the area.

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A related development.

The Cluj-Napoca Regional Transport Police conducted a home search in Aghireșu commune on June 21. This action was part of an ongoing criminal investigation into embezzlement and theft. The search at the property of a 35-year-old man uncovered construction materials suspected to be stolen from a railway modernization project between Cluj-Napoca and Oradea. Authorities are working to determine the total damage and have already identified and recovered some of the stolen materials.

Investigations continue. Efforts are made to recover all stolen goods and identify additional suspects. Similar police actions are planned for the future to ensure continued public safety and order.