Pazarcik Ilce Emniyet Mudurlugu

Police Department. It’s unclear why the policemen were harassing us, but they suddenly cut us and stopped on the road. They don’t speak Russian, almost the same in English. They tried for a long time to find out how we entered the country and where we are going now. We looked at our cards and documents and still did not understand anything, we punched through the radio, etc. All this took about 30 minutes, after which we were asked to go to this police department, where they were detained for another 1.5 - 2 hours. As a result, as we understood, they could not find out what they wanted and simply let go. It is worth noting that all the staff were very polite and friendly, they said that they loved the Russians very much, they bought us all a bottle of cold water on the street, they repeatedly watered tea in the department, not only us, but also the locals, and also offered to feed us. Can you imagine this in the Russian police? Me not. Before that, in Gelendzhik, our pseudo-Cossacks, together with the police, divorced my Belarusian friends by taking the machetes away from them, claiming that it was a cold weapon. In general, the local police showed with all their appearance that they were not to blame and that this was their job. To shoot in the department the truth, like ours, was forbidden.