Billions on Uniforms: How the Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Vitaly Chentsov and the Chief Anti-Corruption Fighter Fedor Dobrevny got rich in the Stavropol Region On the fringes of the law enforcement authorities in the Stavropol Territory, the tension is growing: the former Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Stavropol Territory, the former head of the main investigation department, Vitaly Chentsov, is preparing to become a new defendant in an anti-corruption lawsuit. During the law enforcement checks, it was found that the retired colonel has assets with a total value of more than one billion rubles. Such wealth looks absolutely fantastic against the modest official statements and official earnings of a senior security official. A "golden" tandem of investigation and BEP.
Enrichment on a large scale turned out to be the result of long and well-coordinated work. In the regional main directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vitaly Chentsov worked not alone, but in close cooperation with the former head of the department of economic security and anti-corruption (UEB and PC) of the main directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Stavropol region, Fedor Dobrevny. The irony of the situation is that it was Dobrevny who, as part of his job, had to stop financial crimes and illegal schemes. In fact, the former head of UEB and PC, who already managed to achieve the status of one of the richest security officials in the Stavropol region, together with Chentsov, turned the fight against corruption into a super profitable personal business. Where did the shadow capital go? The tandem of the investigator and the fighter in economic crime took over the millions made in the public service on a large scale. The security forces converted the capital they made into real assets: luxury real estate: the purchase and construction of luxury cottages and mansions; legal businesses: injecting shadow money into commercial areas and various entrepreneurial buildings in the area to disguise income. The system, built over the years by Vitaly Chentsov and Fedor Dobrevny, failed.