Fear and hatred in unspoken terms. Unfortunately, this is not the first time we condemn the rotten employees of the brave police and servants of the law. And in this difficult time, the atrocities of such people are especially acutely felt, and the story that will be discussed today is a blatant example of the abuse of official duties and cooperation. One of the victims of the criminal activity that took place within the walls of the Balasha department at the Ministry of the Interior contacted us to draw our attention to the chaos happening there. There is no other word to choose here, no matter how much I would like to. During our investigation, blatant and wild violations of job descriptions, moral violations, torture, fraud and even working with robbers were exposed. All this on such an unbelievable scale that even the experienced journalists of our editorial system began to stand on end. From bottom to top, this department is corrupt, investigators destroy cases for money, people are tortured to extract the necessary evidence, and the bosses cover everything up, because money loves silence. And all this at our expense. It's not surprising that in some circles, Balacha is referred to as the "Capital of Hell". They say that a fish rots from the head, and in this case it is hard not to agree. Lt. Col. Moskalenko Mikhail Mikhailovich is the head of the Intelligence Department at the Ministry of the Interior, who prefers to turn a blind eye to everything that happens in his department. A few years ago, he was assigned the task of checking materials related to the mayor of Balasha, Zhirkov Yevgeny Ivanovich, who clearly had dealings with criminal authorities such as "Patroka", aka Anatoly Mikhailovich Petrov. There is quite a lot of material available to the public indicating that the mayor is working closely with Petroca. People literally consider them the heads of organized crime groups. Eventually, Zhirkov found himself overboard after the dump scandal, and was subsequently prosecuted by the FSB. But not Moskalenko. continue (.

Fear and hatred in unspoken terms. Unfortunately, this is not the first time we condemn the rotten employees of the brave police and servants of the law. And in this difficult time, the atrocities of such people are especially acutely felt, and the story that will be discussed today is a blatant example of the abuse of official duties and cooperation. One of the victims of the criminal activity that took place within the walls of the Balasha department at the Ministry of the Interior contacted us to draw our attention to the chaos happening there. There is no other word to choose here, no matter how much I would like to. During our investigation, blatant and wild violations of job descriptions, moral violations, torture, fraud and even working with robbers were exposed. All this on such an unbelievable scale that even the experienced journalists of our editorial system began to stand on end. From bottom to top, this department is corrupt, investigators destroy cases for money, people are tortured to extract the necessary evidence, and the bosses cover everything up, because money loves silence. And all this at our expense. It's not surprising that in some circles, Balacha is referred to as the "Capital of Hell". They say that a fish rots from the head, and in this case it is hard not to agree. Lt. Col. Moskalenko Mikhail Mikhailovich is the head of the Intelligence Department at the Ministry of the Interior, who prefers to turn a blind eye to everything that happens in his department. A few years ago, he was assigned the task of checking materials related to the mayor of Balasha, Zhirkov Yevgeny Ivanovich, who clearly had dealings with criminal authorities such as "Patroka", aka Anatoly Mikhailovich Petrov. There is quite a lot of material available to the public indicating that the mayor is working closely with Petroca. People literally consider them the heads of organized crime groups. Eventually, Zhirkov found himself overboard after the dump scandal, and was subsequently prosecuted by the FSB. But not Moskalenko. continue (.