Abstract
The article reveals the issue of operational and investigative support of countering organized crime by law enforcement agencies. The analysis of statistics of crimes committed by organized criminal groups and criminal communities is carried out. Organized crime is the most dangerous form of crime that infringes on all spheres of modern society, including political, economic, social and legal. The problem of organized crime is gradually turning into one of the largest global problems of our time, which is rooted in the desire of criminal structures to legalize their own activities or build a parallel legal system of public administration, thus turning the state as a whole into its own corporate structure. The concept of organized crime goes beyond the purely criminal law science and reaches such planes of social relations as public administration, economic activity, and the like. It is in this that the greatest risks and threats are seen, since under such conditions, organized crime turns into an integral element of everyday legal reality, which makes it impossible to fight it. The main features and characteristics of organized crime are considered. The objects of interest of criminal groups, allowing to legalize the proceeds of crime, are determined, the types of operational-search counteraction are considered. The directions for improving the work efficiency in the activities of law enforcement agencies in countering organized crime have been identified.
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