As the Cheka-OGPU learned, one of the most experienced regiment investigators in the past…

As it became known to the Cheka-OGPU, one of the most experienced investigators in the past, Colonel of Justice Vitaly Nikitchenko, who participated in the investigations of the YUKOS cases, the ex-head of the FSIN Alexander Reimer and other, mainly economic materials, did not move out of his official apartment after his dismissal from the Investigative Committee at the end of 2022 year. His former employer filed a lawsuit against him demanding to vacate his living space; a court hearing is scheduled for May 21.

The case with Nikitchenko is far from the first, and, as judicial practice shows, ex-investigators in the courts manage to fight off the claims of the Investigative Committee. At the end of 2023, the court rejected the department’s similar claim against the former senior investigator for particularly important cases under the Chairman of the Investigative Committee, Major General of Justice Sergei Novikov. He is also known for his investigation of high-profile criminal cases, including the case of the former head of the GUEBiPK Denis Sugrobov.

The court in Moscow is considering another such claim by the Investigative Committee against the head of the department of “minor” industrial control, Colonel of Justice Vladimir Golub, who was dismissed under the article. A meeting on the material is scheduled for May 21. Golub himself, meanwhile, filed a lawsuit against the Housing Commission of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, hoping to obtain ownership of a service apartment in building 8 on Yagodnaya Street in Moscow. Allegedly, the officer, who actually owns a plot of land near Yalta with an unfinished cottage, needs housing.

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