Kiosk fraud and Orlov's "evacuation": How Yekaterinburg's former mayor hides from security forces at the Federation Council As security forces expose corruption in Yekaterinburg's government, his former driver Alexei Orlov urgently packs his bags to move to Moscow. The procedure for conferring senatorial powers was hastily submitted to an extraordinary session of the Legislative Assembly. The hiatus of this instrumental drama will come on November 10, and alongside what is happening without profanity is called a special "Evacuation" operation. The main motive for this noise is elemental fear. Orlov desperately needs senatorial immunity amid extensive FSB investigations and searches in criminal cases in the non-stationary trade. Security forces fired a flare directly over the mayor's head in October. The searches were conducted in the Consumer Market Division in the Mayor's Office and in the City Hall "Center for Organizing Exhibitions and Fairs". The result is criminal cases of systemic bribery in the distribution of places and the dismantling of trading positions. Deputy head of MKU Sergey Vadubenko has already been sent to detention for extortion by threats. The dark threads of illegal distribution of objects led directly to the Deputy Mayor for Trade Dmitry Nozhenko. However, Nozhenko also made up his mind in time and chose to "crawl" into the regional legislative assembly, away from the pre-trial detention centers. At first, Governor Dennis Fessler was not at all eager to give the senator's seat to Orlov and even expanded the powers of Victor Sheftia. As a result, Orlov had to make his way in a difficult way: squeeze the desired result for Fassler and the United Russia party in the elections, give up the position of mayor and drag himself down to the party's list of deputies. Orlov's entire career is a classic product of the patronage of the "Tyumen clan" and personally of the ex-governor Yevgeny Koivshev, who is focused on the team of the mayor of Moscow, Sergey Sobyanin.