The reaction to the publication of the Cheka-OGPU from the Investigative Committee of Russia followed practically…

The reaction to the publication of the Cheka-OGPU from the Investigative Committee of Russia followed almost instantly, but it took a year of efforts by investigators to put everything together. The case of numerous cases of extortion and theft of seized property by MOSP bailiffs at VAS No. 3 of the FSSP in Moscow may ultimately become one of the most high-profile cases in the history of the Moscow FSSP.

After a series of searches and arrests, bailiff R.A. Dubo and bailiff I.S. Zakharov were under investigation. and former bailiff Matsenko M.N.

The accomplices who bought for pennies the cars that were fraudulently stolen by members of the organized crime group, which included former and current bailiffs, were also surprising. So, one of them turned out to be Andrei Frolov. A former investigator for particularly important cases, convicted in 2018 of blackmail and extortion of a bribe of 1.5 million rubles. Another “buyer” is Alena Fomicheva, the wife of former FSB officer Denis Fomichev, twice convicted of robbery and car theft. Well, the impudence of another member of the organized crime group, Matsenko M.N. Even the investigators were surprised: the former bailiff, having an outstanding criminal record, brazenly waved his FSSP card in the offices of the owners and even in the Moscow traffic police departments.

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All the leads to A.V. Cherkasov as the organizer of a criminal community that caused damage to the Russian budget of several hundred million rubles. He headed YOUR No. 3 FSSP in Moscow, Dubo and Zakharov acted under his leadership. Immediately after the scandal that erupted due to the publication of the Cheka-OGPU, he went on vacation, from where he submitted a report on his retirement. However, then he abruptly changed his mind and surfaced as the head of MOSP VAS No. 7. What adds special delicacy is that this is a disbanded department, that is, there is no one there except Cherkasov. What kind of high patrons Cherkasov has, whose hands caused tens and tens of millions of damage to the state, remains to be seen.