Abstract
The article considers the issues of the essence and the legal basis of criminal tracking activities, and the organization of these activities at the local level. The author analyzes the current problems related to the organization of criminal tracking activities by local internal affairs agencies. The article characterizes the tasks of tracking activities, describes conditions in which internal affairs agencies perform their duties at a local level, and detects factors influencing the operating conditions in this field of activity. The author analyzes forces and facilities used for criminal tracking, its results, and cooperation between internal affairs units in criminal tracking. The article contains suggestions about the optimization of organization and organizational support of criminal tracking activities by internal affairs agencies at a local level.
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