Kazantsev Grach Oganesovich, that’s the major’s name, fell out of the picture for a while. He was dismissed from service in 2021 precisely on suspicion of having connections with Shamilov, who was directly involved in extorting prisoners. But the new management of the pre-trial detention center, represented by Lieutenant Colonel Gadzhi Ilyasovich Mugiev, decided to return such a useful employee.
Kazantsev carefully studied the prisoners’ personal files and social networks. Not because the service required it. So he identified the most solvent and sent them to Akhabeg Shamilov for further torture and other types of coercion. To buy immunity from pressure, you had to fork out a significant amount – up to half a million rubles.
The work was going well, the flow was excellent, Kazantsev even bought himself a Range Rover – solely on the salary of a FSIN employee, of course. Apparently, these business qualities forced Lieutenant Colonel Mugiev to return the scandalous major to his native walls.
This begs the question: who is at the top of this food chain, covering the extortions and extortions? Where does the internal security department of the Federal Penitentiary Service look when it allows such employees to serve? How are all these people going to clean up the scandals that will inevitably emerge when the prisoners run out of patience?
“ВЧК ОГПУ”
