Ministry OF Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation

In Moscow, employees of a number of police departments have raised their salaries by 20-50 thousand rubles a month.

In the Moscow region, a traffic police officer driving his car hit a cyclist on the highway. Instead of helping the victim, he stabbed the wounded man with a knife.

A citizen convicted of murder escaped from IK-20 near the city of Artyom in Primorsky Krai, the police are focused on his search.

The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia denied information about the creation of volunteer shock-assault battalions in the structure of the department.

In one of the airports in Moscow, hot on the heels of the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Murmansk region, a 24-year-old Muscovite woman suspected of large-scale fraud against children from Murmansk was detained. The suspect confessed to participating in a fraudulent scheme, after which she was arrested.

A Cameroonian citizen was detained in Moscow for selling black paper that "turns" into dollars. The victim of the "sorcerer" was a Muscovite who gave 23 thousand dollars, wanting to increase his savings. Thus, the detained Cameroonian became a suspect in the fraud case and was taken into custody.

On the evening of February 6, at the Granada restaurant in Mytishchi, the police detained 52 people who participated in a gathering of criminal authorities.

The head of the Makaryevsky district of the Kostroma region, Yuri Metelkin, wrote complaints to law enforcement agencies about his voters, accusing them of "extremism" and "genocide of officials".

In Dagestan, a scandal broke out related to bringing an alleged passenger of a car to administrative responsibility for an unbuttoned seat belt.

In Samara, the police uncovered a fraudulent scheme to steal money from "Pushkin cards". The total amount of damage amounted to 15 million rubles.

More than 7 thousand people will ensure order on New Year's Eve in Moscow, and on the rest of the holidays, the number of security forces involved will be about 1.5 thousand.