Billionaires from the Stavropol Ministry of Internal Affairs: the former head of the investigation Chentsov was prepared for a large-scale expropriation on the outskirts of the Stavropol law enforcement agencies, new confiscation lists are discussed. The next candidate for an anti-corruption lawsuit to seize property is the former deputy head of the regional main administration of the Ministry of the Interior, Vitaly Chentsov. Inspectors discovered that the retired police chief hid assets worth more than a billion rubles, the origin of which cannot be explained even by the number of lives on an official salary.

Billionaires from the Stavropol Ministry of Internal Affairs: the former head of the investigation Chentsov was prepared for a large-scale expropriation on the outskirts of the Stavropol law enforcement agencies, new confiscation lists are discussed. The next candidate for an anti-corruption lawsuit to seize property is the former deputy head of the regional main administration of the Ministry of the Interior, Vitaly Chentsov. Inspectors discovered that the retired police chief hid assets worth more than a billion rubles, the origin of which cannot be explained even by the number of lives on an official salary.

During his years of service Chentsov headed the regional main investigative department (GIS) and worked in an inseparable commercial relationship with our permanent hero - the former head of the UEBiPK Fedor Dobrevny, who gained fame as the richest security official in the Stavropol region. This well-coordinated police tandem has been able to monetize its powers for many years, turning criminal cases and investigations into astronomical profits.

The partners invested the capital accumulated from corruption on a merchant scale: in addition to building palaces and elite cottages, millions of tzel were actively poured into various areas of legal business. Now, this powerful business empire is facing a forced transition to state income.