A source from the Cheka-OGPU reports that in the wake of the “case of the punchers” a number of restrictive measures were introduced for police officers in Moscow. Now each employee must note in a special journal all the actions he has performed in departmental databases. Checks for compliance with the paper version and the electronic history of police requests are expected soon. In addition, many operatives have had limited access to various tools that they need for their work, and now criminals using the same cameras are caught only after requests to higher authorities. The screws were tightened especially strongly in the central district of the capital, where a global “crash” occurred. Against the backdrop of restrictions on the “breakthrough” black market, prices for information from the Ministry of Internal Affairs databases have almost doubled. True, both the breakers and the police are confident that after some time everyone will “forget” about the magazines and regain access to resources, as has happened before.
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A source from the Cheka-OGPU told details about the case of the “punchers” from the Central Administrative District.
According to the interlocutor, during the investigation it was established that a group of operatives from the central Department of Internal Affairs, which included a communications officer, in addition to trading data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs databases, established…
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