The -OGPU became aware of a real international scandal that almost…

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The -OGPU became aware of a real international scandal, which was almost provoked by operatives of the capital’s Department of Internal Affairs – the police secretly entered a closed area where foreign media offices are located and tried to detain a journalist from a Japanese TV channel. The opera confused her with a thief who stole a personalized watch worth a million rubles.

The operation, in the spirit of the cops from the French bestseller Taxi, was planned and carried out by MVD detectives from the Mozhaisk district of , Ravil A. and Yulia K. The police duo confidently followed the trail of a thief who, at the end of July, stole a watch worth a million rubles from a fitting room in the Familia department store ” The vaunted facial recognition system produced a match and the police went to “catch” the alleged criminal.

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At the same time, the detectives were not embarrassed by either the percentage of coincidence (for practicing employees this is a relatively small probability) or the address where the system was triggered: the “thief” was spotted in the house of the UPDC of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the on Kutuzovsky Prospekt, where the offices of many foreign media outlets are located, including CNN and Reuters ”

The opera in a car drove into a closed area through a checkpoint without a pass, right next to another car, and tried to tie up Elena B., a journalist for the Japanese TV channel Sapporo, only because she barely looked like the woman suspected of the theft. Due to the fears of foreign journalists that the police had come to replenish the exchange fund that had depleted yesterday, the Japanese specialist’s colleagues themselves reported to “02” about the provocation. A squad of local police department officers arrived at the scene, took Elena B. to the department and very soon released her.

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Anna Cooper
Specialization: International Criminal Investigations Description: Anna is a journalist with a global outlook, specializing in uncovering international criminal networks, including human and arms trafficking. Her work involves in-depth analysis of transnational crime and writing comprehensive investigative articles.
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