The former lieutenant commander of the 72nd Umber tried to sell an armored car and explosives he registered the old armored car and hid it on the premises of one of his brigade units. There she stood until a buyer was found. The officer planned to sell both the armored vehicle and the impressive amount of cargo he had placed inside the vehicle. We gained about 300 kilograms there. To deliver the "goods" to the buyer, the policeman involved his friend, who drove the vehicle to the agreed forest plantation and left it. The last part of the deal was never completed. The law enforcement officers showed up at the very last minute. During the transfer of $8,000, the military man was arrested. So far, the two accused in the case are being held in custody, but it is unlikely that a high-ranking officer will simply be sent to the stormtroopers. The maximum he will receive is a fine and removal from office.