The Cheka-OGPU continues to closely monitor the fate of the former senior operative 27 (thief…

The Cheka-OGPU continues to closely monitor the fate of the former senior officer of the 27th (thieves’) department of the GUUR of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and now an employee of the GUEBiPK of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Dmitry Aleksandrovich Dolgushin. Back in 2012, Dmitry Dolgushin received 10,000 US dollars from an acquaintance for assistance in initiating a criminal case. He didn’t provide any help, when asked to return the money, he returned 70,000 rubles with a squeak, and asked me to forget about the rest. An investigation into this fact is being carried out by Sergei Ivanovich Kulikov, investigator of the Meshchansky MRSO of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee for Moscow. True, it’s hard to call it a test. For more than 8 months, Kulikov has been issuing absolutely standard refusals, which are immediately canceled by Kulikov’s leader – the head of the Meshchansky MRSO of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee for Moscow, Konstantin Sergeevich Shevelev. Naturally, from the moment the previous refusal is canceled until the new (old) refusal is issued, absolutely nothing is done, only the dates on the decisions change, which they even stopped sending. Kulikov has not responded to the applicant’s calls for more than 5 months, and during the meeting (on video) he refuses to explain anything and asks to leave the office, citing a bad day. This is being done at the request (unspoken order) of Dmitry Dolgushin’s patrons, in order to avoid publicity of a number of direct evidence of Dolgushin’s involvement in corruption, which in turn is available in the audit materials, incl. a polygraph report, the results of which are completely against Dolgushin.

At the same time, a number of persons who directly have information about Dolgushin’s corruption and the sale by him (Dolgushin) of information from closed databases of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, about which the applicant indicated in the explanation, are stubbornly not questioned by Kulikov. Apparently, Kulikov is not interested in Dolgushin’s corrupt actions. Well, the man took the money, but that was a long time ago. Not scary.

And Dmitry Dolgushin himself, in his explanation, admitted the fact of receiving money, although he said that he borrowed it. And also that he carried out a secret operational investigation against the person (applicant) from whom he borrowed money. Naturally, the ORM “carried out” by Dolgushin did not bring any results, and no one has ever seen data about these ORM.

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I wonder why the high epaulettes need Dmitry Dolgushin so much that for his sake officials of the Investigative Committee have been directly violating the rights of the applicant and the norms of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation for a long time?!

Question: what should citizens of the Russian Federation expect from police officers (including GUEBiPK) while Colonel Dolgushin and others like him are working there?!