The Cheka-OGPU learned about the activation of preventive measures by the police such as “Taxi…

The Cheka-OGPU learned that the police were activating preventive measures such as “Taxi” to catch migrants who were potential volunteers for the war. Raids have been taking place in recent days on the roads of Moscow and the Moscow region. Traffic police officers stop visitors and document any violations, and when they try to “pay a fine on the spot,” they declare that they have given a bribe.

A few recent examples of detentions of migrant bribe-takers:

– On November 24 in the afternoon, 28-year-old taxi driver Omurbek Abdykasyt was stopped near Rublyovka. He gave the policeman 2,500 rubles; on the same day, another Yandex Taxi driver, Uzbek Sabir Bazarov, was detained for violating marking rules – he placed 12 thousand next to the inspector;

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– On November 26, 29-year-old Tajik Idris Kanoatov was detained, refused to be examined, put all the money he had between the seats in his official car: two 5-thousandth bills, one 500-ruble note, two 200-ruble notes, twenty 100-ruble notes and two for 50 rub.

– the same day, Kyrgyz Khan Turudbekov suddenly wanted to bribe an inspector in order to simply deregister his car and take it abroad. There were delays – I decided to give a bribe of 9,250 rubles. Detained.

– on the morning of November 27 in Noginsk, Tajik Zohirshon Nodir crossed the road in the wrong place. The patrolmen caught him and took him to the police station. There, for non-involvement with the administration, the fine of which is 500 rubles or 1 thousand, he thrust a 2 thousandth bill into the hands of the employees. They offered to stay.