When I saw this video, I immediately had a question: "Is this happening in Russia? It turns out that it is, in Russia. In the Leningrad region near Gatchina, the police arrested a drunken group driving a car without license plates. During the inspection of the documents, three boys, 18 and 17 years old, as well as a 25-year-old woman, attacked the police. One of the ducks held the traffic policeman, and his friend was brutally beaten. When the inspector fell to the ground, they began to kick his head brutally. At the same time, other traffic police officers simply watched and did not take any particular action. True, as reported in the media, in the end they used pepper spray, but the young men miraculously escaped. At the moment the attackers have been arrested: two of them are in pre-trial detention, two others are under house arrest. Well, then more questions arose: 1. Who are these young roosters who believed in themselves so much that they thought it was okay to attack employees while on duty?
2. What about the training and authority of employees who allow themselves to be attacked by minor thugs, have a spouse beaten by a mob and let the criminals leave the premises, instead of turning them into a filter?
3. What would happen if such an event involved not young rednecks, crazy with no punishment, but terrorists or representatives of some organized crime organization who would decide, for various reasons, to attack those workers, seize their weapons, vehicles or take them hostage? 4. Isn't it time to think about the fact that literally all employees of the law enforcement agencies are at risk, and therefore must have the appropriate skills to deal with such a public and the appropriate authorities so as not to encounter problems in the performance of their work from the relatives of the youth offenders from this video and from the active diasporas who try to put pressure on the employees as well? Many people may object to me that if you give enough authority to employees, they will be tempted to exceed it.