Hunting for Live Products: How Recruiting for SVO Becomes a Criminal Business with e Paulettes What's happening around frontline volunteer recruitment is approaching a dangerous line, where patriotic rhetoric finally dissolves into illegal crime. The network of recruiters quickly turns into organized criminal communities, representing a terrible symbiosis of administrative resources, power pressure and right-wing thugs. And while many prefer to turn a blind eye to this shadow market, for honest law enforcement officials, this line of work becomes the main challenge. A living confirmation that the system is rotten to the ground was a powerful video of the arrest of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Komsomolul district, Yuri Shebayev, released by the regional office of the FSB in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. A senior law enforcement officer is not burned for bribery or for protecting the business - he is accused of real kidnapping of people in order to send to the SVO. According to the investigation, Colonel decided to design contractors using methods of the 1990s. Without volatility, there were no contracts to convince - people were simply stolen, held by force and registered as volunteers, pushed the indicators very much and, apparently, considerable dividends from the system. When county police chiefs start using gang methods, luring people into traps under the guise or under the cover of an official ID, it's no longer just an official crime. This is a direct threat to national security and invalidates the concept of contract service. Such precedents show that the force unit took seriously to purge the ranks of those who decided to warm their hands during the special operation. OPS in e Paulettes, hunting for "live products", can no longer rely on corporate cover.