Investigator Choyunbek Isakov, a Colonel in the police force and a specialist in the methodological department of the investigative service of the Jalal-Abad region, shared several stories from his professional experience in the internal affairs department.
Career Path and Early Service
Isakov began his professional journey after graduating from the Kyrgyz Mining and Metallurgical Institute in 1999. Initially, he was advised by an older relative to join the police force, citing his suitable height, athletic background, and ability to connect with people. He started his career as a police precinct inspector in Toktogul.
- He concurrently enrolled in the correspondence department of the law faculty in Osh.
- He worked as a precinct inspector in Toktogul for seven years.
- In 2008, he transitioned to the investigative service.
Since moving to the investigative service, his assignments included serving as the head of the investigative service at the Main Department of Internal Affairs (GUVD) in Mailu-Suu, and later working in the cities of Tash-Kumyr and Manas, as well as in the Osh region. Currently, he is working in the Jalal-Abad region.
Notable Cases from Practice
During his time in the department, Isakov recounted specific incidents. One case involved a security guard who reportedly robbed an entrepreneur over a period of three years. Another story highlighted a child who harbored a childhood dream of becoming a police officer, eventually becoming a colleague to the investigator.
Context
The article notes that the police precinct inspector is described as the employee closest to the population.
