I would like to express my deep gratitude to the police department staff for the work they have done, for their professionalism, understanding and sincere human attitude, and for their human approach to the current unusual situation. 07/10/2025 in the village of Anoshki, Dolginovsky village council, a Bernese Greenhound dog escaped from a suburban area during a thunderstorm . After a long search for the dog, it was decided to call 102 and explain the situation. After clarifying all the questions on the phone, the attendant replied to me, wait for the staff and periodically called me back and found out how things were going with the searches. Upon arrival of the staff, they once again clarified all the circumstances of the dog's disappearance. We took a photo of Sabak. With respect to you. Thank you for not staying away from this situation. Sabaka found

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Siarhey Nau

Level 3 Local Expert

I ordered a certificate of non-conviction through the electronic portal of services. The certificate was quickly prepared and sent to the Vileisk Department of Internal Affairs. Since I was in Poland, I asked my father to pick up the document. However, he was told that he needed a notarized power of attorney. I asked my father to call me on the spot so that I could talk to the staff. The father handed over the phone to a police officer. I hoped that a handwritten power of attorney would be enough, but the employee insisted on a notarized power of attorney. None of my attempts to convince him were successful — he was afraid to violate the instructions, although he mentioned that if he had known me personally, the situation might have been different. Knowing that sometimes issues can be resolved through acquaintances, I turned to my contacts who worked in the authorities, but, unfortunately, no one answered, probably due to lack of communication. This forced me to come from Warsaw to Vileika. Today, Monday, I came to the station. They are not allowed into the police building, you need to ring the intercom and wait outside. Five minutes later, an employee came out to me and gave me a certificate without even asking for documents, which surprised me. When I asked: "Don't even ask for documents?" she replied: "We saw it." How they checked it remains a mystery to me. Although I am glad that I personally took the document, I would like to see more openness and flexibility in the work of the Department of Internal Affairs. For example, a certificate could be sent by mail or given to close relatives with a handwritten power of attorney. In addition, it would be great if the ATS had a comfortable waiting room with an electronic queue, water and toilet, as well as a more polite attitude towards citizens. I understand that current realities dictate their approaches, but I hope that over time such old, bureaucratic methods will give way to more humane and democratic principles.

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