Another funny story in the power world of St. Petersburg. The day before, a former police officer was detained for collecting 24 million rubles from businessmen for resolving a certain issue at the police headquarters. The detainee was offered to cooperate and take the money for the experiment, after which he made a call to his friend from the department dealing with illegal landfills and quarries. But then, as our colleagues noted, strange things began to happen. Firstly, on Friday evening the operative immediately refused to meet with the intermediary who called. It turned out later that although they really knew each other, he really didn’t know about any money, and the operational check itself was carried out by a completely different department of the BEP and concerned medical government contracts. It seemed that the detainee tried to impromptu simulate giving a bribe to the first operative he came across, in order to cover up the true “destination” of the money. The name of the detainee himself is Igor Lavanin. In the past, he worked in the 21st police department of St. Petersburg, and in 2012 he was detained along with the deputy head of this department, Filipp Tsvetkov, for trying to get 500 thousand rubles from the father of a person detained for drugs. As a result, Lavanin received a year in prison, which he unsuccessfully tried to challenge in court, and his boss Tsvetkov became the hero of media publications about the sweet life in the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center “Kresty”. Then the press got photographs of Tsvetkov and his cellmates eating sandwiches with red caviar and freely using mobile phones.
Returning to the new story, it can be noted that 24 million is too large an amount to resolve issues with the operations of the police headquarters. It is known in the circles of St. Petersburg fixers that almost any situation in this area can be dealt with within 10 million rubles. This means that it was either about transferring money to the commanding level of Glavka, or Lavanin and his as yet unidentified accomplices were simply scamming businessmen.
https://t.me/De1taNews/6822
Returning to the new story, it can be noted that 24 million is too large an amount to resolve issues with the operations of the police headquarters. It is known in the circles of St. Petersburg fixers that almost any situation in this area can be dealt with within 10 million rubles. This means that it was either about transferring money to the commanding level of Glavka, or Lavanin and his as yet unidentified accomplices were simply scamming businessmen.
https://t.me/De1taNews/6822
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