A traffic police inspector was arrested for allowing the car of a murder suspect in Lyublino to pass for a bribe.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow arrested traffic police inspector Dmitry Bovtunov, who allowed the car of a suspect in the high-profile murder of a local resident, 24-year-old Kirill Kovalev, to pass for a bribe in Lyublino, which occurred on April 17. The car was driven by one of the relatives of a certain Shahin Abbasov, a defendant in the criminal case.

This message appeared in the Telegram channel of the Moscow courts of general jurisdiction.

The driver of the car stopped by the inspector was driving without a driver's license, so he offered the inspector a bribe of 30 thousand rubles. He willingly accepted the bribe, which was transferred to the account he indicated, and allowed the car to continue.

The court chose a preventive measure against Bovtunov in the form of detention for a period of one month and 23 days, that is, until June 18, 2024

- said in a statement.

The Main Directorate of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that this employee was dismissed from service with the wording “for an offense discrediting honor and dignity.”

The conflict in Lyublino (Moscow), as a result of which Kovalev was killed, flared up due to improper parking of a car. A local resident made a corresponding remark to Azerbaijani citizen Shahin Abbasov, to which he reacted extremely aggressively and involved his relatives in the “showdown.” The suspect in the crime and his accomplices hid for several days and were then detained by law enforcement officers in the Rostov region.

Comments

[Thrifty]

And how many of these inspectors are there in the country now? And after this, are we concerned about terrorist attacks in our cities? The main thing here is the amount to let the devil out of hell go wherever he wants!

[paul3390]

Conservatory, graduate school, fraud, scam, court, Siberia.

Conservatory, private lessons, another private lessons, dentures, gold, furniture, court, Siberia.

Conservatory, accompaniment, trading college, head. production, caviar, crabs, currency, gold, court, Siberia.

Maybe something in the conservatory to fix? (C)

[Andrey Gladkikh]

What did you miss - kindergarten, school, music school? Maybe we can start making adjustments in kindergarten? And surprisingly, he didn’t go to jail for the gold, but was “mistaken” for the furniture. And what about training in a wide range of fields at the conservatory (to make dentures, to make furniture, to deal with trade in goods, and production)? Still, the Russophobe Zhvanetsky should be quoted less often.

[begemot20091]

And how many of these Zhvanetskys are smart and “brilliant” - if only they weren’t at the machine: Gozman, Urgant, Galkin, Filka, Bilan.... Oh, there aren’t enough letters on the “keyboard”!!!

[dimy44]

How many? Yes, I think that's all. Because the system obliges - after all, the boss needs to release the percentage. Others don’t stay there - they’ll devour them.

[Machito]

This inspector must be shown complicity.
Didn’t anything click in his head when he was offered 30 pieces of silver (30!!!!)? Or do they all give him thirty? Hardly. No one will simply offer thirty thousand for violating traffic rules. Even on Rublyovka.

[dimy44]

Bearded man, thirty for the absence of a license (absence in general, not forgot at home) - an ordinary dachshund.

[Machito]

It is unlikely that they lacked rights.
The killers were given a ride by an accomplice who was not involved in the murder. He was specially brought in to take him there. The car was probably clean. Nowadays no one will go to work in a burnt car and without a license: there are too many cameras. This is not the dashing 90s, when we, drunk, without licenses, without documents, ran away from the police so as not to pay 100 bucks.

[dimy44]

They write in the news

The driver of the car stopped by the inspector was driving without a driver's license, so he offered the inspector a bribe of 30 thousand rubles.

[Machito]

Article 12.7 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation: the fine for driving without a license is from 5 to 15 thousand rubles, the fine for driving without a license is 30 rubles.
It still doesn't add up.
The driver had two ugly passengers who were probably involved in the bargaining. The inspector is too stupid and greedy.

[dimy44]

It really depends on fate. If he hadn’t run into a criminal, he would have worked further and taken bribes, but... Just like other authorities, there was a fire with victims - yeah, the inspectors took a bribe, etc. But they will still take the risk of taking it, because that’s why they go there to work.

[topol717]

Quote: dimy44

If he hadn’t run into a criminal, he would have continued to work and take bribes, but...

Did you take bribes by transfer through a bank? So the right question is when will he be jailed? for bribes. How far-sighted you have to be to do something like this.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Bearded

Didn’t anything click in his head when he was offered 30 pieces of silver (30!!!!)?

How did it not click? It just clicked!
- I’ll buy boots for my wife!!! - thought Dmitry Bovtunov, but didn’t have time
Now, in the next few years, he will be in the zone learning a new profession and sewing slippers!

[Dutchman Michel]

Nothing clicked in his head

You probably think that he stands on the road to regulate traffic? Or maintain order on the highway?

[KCA]

Yes, not all of them, for a long time, it’s true, they accepted the NS at the wheel, at 17 o’clock, I haven’t drunk for hours since 4 am, but apparently there was a lot, they processed it, asked a friend to talk to the head of the city traffic police, they know each other well, there’s nothing to be afraid of, but the boss didn’t take the money, gave me an official fine and didn’t take away my license

[Mother Theresa]

Absolutely correct. Until they start punishing the boss for the fact that his subordinates take bribes, the situation will not change. And so the boss will say, “Here’s a lesson for everyone, take it in cash, let’s move on.”

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Thrifty

How many such inspectors are there in the country now? And after that we are surprised

We are not surprised, we can only assume that it is difficult not to sour in a flask of sour milk. I very much doubt that diasporas do not “unfasten” law enforcement agencies. And checking employees is very simple: just compare expenses with income...
It was only in the movie “Traffic Inspector” that Pyotr Sergeevich Zykin was fundamentally incorruptible...

[Glory1974]

checking employees is very simple: just compare expenses with income.

Since 2012, security officials, employees, and teachers began to submit information about income and property in the prescribed form to regulatory authorities. In the first year, no one was touched, the next year they began to press those whose certificates did not match. Starting with the generals, those who hid real estate, did not declare deposits, etc. were fired from their positions. That is, there is a mechanism, it has been worked out, but this tool is used selectively. An example is the arrested Ivanov. What, no one knew about his expenses that did not match his income? For this alone he should be fired under the article "Loss of trust"

[16112014nk]

Quote: glory1974

Since 2012, security officials, employees, and teachers began to submit information about income and property in the prescribed form to regulatory authorities.

In 2021, a law was signed on the inclusion of persons under state protection, civil servants of the armed forces who participated in the fight against terrorism, as well as employees of foreign intelligence agencies, participants in special operations and fighters of the National Guard. For this reason, information about them is no longer publicly available. And since 2023, anti-corruption declarations will not be made public due to the implementation of the SVO.
In short, we don’t rent out our own. You just need to share.
In general, the policy is this: take as much money from the budget as you want, just don’t steal.
So they take as much as they can.

[your1970]

Since 2023, anti-corruption declarations will not be made public due to the implementation of the SVO. only by persons participating officially in its.
We have 2 employees - wives of mobilized workers. They filed for themselves and their children; for their husbands they took certificates from the military registration and enlistment office and an extract about the husband’s service.
Last year, everything was exactly the same; one prosecutor’s office even made inquiries to the Moscow Region to see if he was really serving (the slightly blurred seal was from the military registration and enlistment office).

[Glory1974]

For this reason, information about them is no longer publicly available. And since 2023, anti-corruption declarations will not be made public due to the implementation of the SVO.

And they don’t need to be published. Why are they in the public domain? I don't have any authority anyway. But those who are entitled to it due to their duty, they know. The question is why no measures are being taken.

[your1970]

It was only in the movie “Traffic Inspector” that Pyotr Sergeevich Zykin was fundamentally incorruptible... Bobkov wrote that the KGB began to work with traffic cops in the USSR - when the amount one-time bribes rose to 5 rubles. Like “The inspector generated a sum sufficient to transfer it not only to the immediate superior but also above.”
And if it was up to 3 rubles, then there was no point -
Then he could give a penny to his superiors.
But the total purge did not help - those who came again immediately began to take

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: your1970

But the total purge did not help - those who came again immediately began to take

Conviction for bribes (bribery) should involve serving the sentence in a general regime colony... Face to face with potential bribers... This would be the best measure to stimulate honest service.

[your1970]

Face to face with potential bribe-payers...This would be the best measure to stimulate honest service. This is the dream of any criminal - to receive fresh information, connections, agents, etc.
Former cops make the hardest criminals to catch because they know too much of what they need
And it has always been like this - even in the Republic of Ingushetia they sat separately

[Glory1974]

I read that in Europe, if the “cut” is less than 5%, criminal cases are not initiated. That is, officials know how much they can steal.
We probably need to implement something similar.

[fruc]

He willingly accepted the bribe

It’s time to carry out a large-scale purge of these werewolves in uniform, not only in the traffic police, ordinary employees, but also those who wipe their pants in various departments, offices and even sometimes say the “correct” words.

[Dutchman Michel]

It's time to carry out a large-scale purge of these werewolves in uniform, not only in the traffic police

Saakashvili, who is now sitting on his bunk, generally dispersed them all in Georgia and recruited completely new ones. With a few exceptions of narrow specialists

[your1970]

Saakashvili, who is now sitting on his bunk, generally dispersed them all in Georgia and recruited completely new ones. Can you imagine the size of Georgia? In Abkhazia in 2008 there were 16 traffic cops in the entire republic...

[faiver]

hehe, where will you recruit new honest and incorruptible people?

[Obstacle]

Emnip, in these ranks (now the police) the best of the best remained, all those “not worthy and not suitable” were taken out of the mass of those who were tested and suitable at the time of the transformation of the police... IMHO.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: frruc

It's time to carry out a large-scale purge of these werewolves in uniform

It's time to decide what purposes law enforcement agencies serve, why the police, and what the security service actually does.
Sometimes, in order to normalize the work of the department, it is necessary to cut off the “rotten head”.
In my opinion, clever guys passed laws on law enforcement agencies only so that no one would touch them...
Well, these laws and rules don’t work. There is no more order in the country, there is no fair play... Something needs to be changed in the rules of the game...

[your1970]

Sometimes, in order to normalize the work of the department, it is necessary to cut off the “rotten head”. Based on your position, then in the USSR in the 1930-40s everything was very bad. There, the “heads” of the NKVD and the People’s Commissariat of Communications had to be cut off every year.
Well, with order after that - everything is clear what happened...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: your1970

Based on your position, then in the USSR in the 1930-40s everything was very bad.

Don't try to start a dialogue. I have already told you that I do not want to enter into polemics with you (namely you)...

[your1970]

Don't try to start a dialogue. I have already told you that I do not want to enter into polemics with you (namely you)... I do not enter into dialogue - I state FACT - reinforced concrete and independent of your disgust for me.
And yes, the rules of the game changed several times - but for some reason it didn’t really help.

[ugos]

How many such inspectors are there in the country now?

ALL!!! You think why they go to work as traffic police inspectors, to maintain order on the roads, you are mistaken, to feed yourself and your superiors. And whoever got caught was simply unlucky, and they have no claims to the fact that they were removed.

[75 Sergey]

The inspector on the road is a trifle, so-so - for cigarettes.
That's what a fish is.

[Vasyan1971]

He willingly accepted the bribe, which was transferred to the account he specified.

Non-cash bribe! Amazing stupidity. It’s right that they fired, such idiots have no place in our glorious police!

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

It was more of a hopeless situation; I didn’t have any cash with me. Do you have a lot of five thousand dollar bills with you now?

[1 z1]

It’s right that they fired, such idiots have no place in our glorious police!

[Glory1974]

And if there was cash, no one would have known about this fact.
How does the system work? Where is the footage from video cameras, from the recorder?
It all turns out to be a mess.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Non-cash bribe! Amazing stupidity.

Yeah. I wish I had taken the promissory note.

[Trapp1st]

A traffic police inspector was arrested for allowing the car of a murder suspect in Lyublino to pass for a bribe.

[singless]

I think many would take bribes. so who will give it to them?

[Lako]

I heard one driver’s story about a trip to Moscow: “Like an idiot, I stopped at a traffic police post and asked for directions!” . The policemen looked at the license plates, Belarusian ones, and began to dig into his car, apparently extorting a bribe. There was no cash or I didn’t guess, the car went to a fine parking lot.

[MCmaximus]

Wow! They started hitting the chain. I would also like to hear reports that they imprisoned a man who issued a passport to an immigrant who doesn’t even speak Russian. This would be enough to ensure that these documents are not simply issued.

[Million]

The Main Directorate of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that this employee was dismissed from service with the wording “for an offense discrediting honor and dignity.”

Traffic police and these qualities cannot be compatible.

[Scientist_]

a bribe of 30 thousand rubles

The market rate of a piece of silver is 1000 rubles for 1 piece of silver.

[Irek]

The traffic cops are kind of unafraid, here in Kazan it’s useless to even suggest it, everything is recorded on the DVR and is strictly controlled.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Irek

The traffic cops are kind of unafraid, here in Kazan it’s useless to even suggest it, everything is recorded on the DVR and is strictly controlled.

Excuse me, what is your rank?

[Glory1974]

I myself came across it in Ryazan. He offered a bribe, but they didn’t take it. So it's not all bad. DVRs in the car have an effect on the chest. Of course, they adapt anyway, but there is a point in fighting.

[fruc]

Irek
The traffic cops are kind of unafraid

For some reason, I immediately remembered KAMAZ trucks with Basayevites, who freely drove into the city of Budennovsk, bypassing several traffic police posts in the Stavropol Territory, and even accompanied by a patrol car.

[Carib]

Yes, yes, they start talking about the car and ask you to drop a bill in the trunk. True, it was 7 years ago. Not far from Russian Aktash, Tataria.

[Scientist_]

[quote = Vasyan1971]
Non-cash bribe! Amazing stupidity. /quote]
Who's walking around with cash now? The policeman could be holding an account registered to someone else.

[Polite Moose]

Quote from Scientist

Who's walking around with cash now?

Friends, relatives and loved ones of the “victim” or he himself is a frisky hog to the ATM and back.

[Scientist_]

Quote: Polite Moose

Friends, relatives and loved ones of the “victim” or he himself is a frisky hog to the ATM and back.

It's too long to wait. In addition, that driver was without documents. What if he stole this car? Where will he run like a frisky little hog when the policeman lets him go? Obviously he won't come back. Forge money without leaving the cash register

[your1970]

From the track??
Friends, relatives and loved ones of the “victim” or he himself is a frisky hog to the ATM and back.
Reply
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[Polite Moose]

Quote: your1970

From the track??

From anywhere. “We’ll be standing here for another 2 hours.” Call a friend or hitch a ride yourself and time goes by. They will also kindly tell you the location of the nearest ATM.

[your1970]

Call a friend or hitch a ride yourself and time goes by. They will also kindly tell you the location of the nearest ATM. - a man is driving WITHOUT documents - having selected which there is a chance - that he will return. And if there are no documents, he locked the car and left it, then took the car from the impound lot.
Now truck drivers do this in customs control zones along the border with Kazakhstan. They lock the car and leave.
There is absolutely no way to open/start/drive.

[Polite Moose]

If

Quote: your1970

a person travels without documents

, without money and there is no one to bring it, then this person will go from the place of detention to the monkey bar until clarification. And if he does leave, having locked the abandoned car, then the traffic police officers do a simple thing: a small amount of trinitrotoluene is dissolved in advance in engine oil (as I heard) and any parts of the abandoned car are sprayed with this oil. After which, “on suspicion of...” a special group with a dog handler and a dog is called. The dog does not take bribes and honestly indicates the presence of explosives in the vehicle, after which it is disassembled down to the screw. The alarm turns out to be false, the special group, with a sense of accomplishment, leaves to write reports, and this makes the “lucky” owner of the car feel much lighter at heart.

[your1970]

without money and no one to bring them, then this person will go from the place of detention to the monkey bar until clarification. In fact, a case was considered when the inspector JOYFULLY wanted to take bribes. When monkey house the inspector gets it - nothing for the whole of Mordovia, nothing more.
And yes, car owners are different - sometimes a dog for a dog handler cheaper strangle. Rarely but it happens..

[Polite Moose]

Quote: your1970

the inspector JOYFULLY wanted to take bribes.

An experienced inspector will take it with a sad face, as if he is doing the greatest favor. And just leaving financial traces like that (translation) is a clinic.

Quote: your1970

In the case of a monkey house, the inspector gets - fig throughout Mordovia, no more.

Well, plus to everything there is lightness in the soul and a feeling of honestly fulfilled duty.

Quote: your1970

Rarely but it happens..

[Dutchman Michel]

traffic police inspector who let a suspect's car through for a bribe

He probably also has a gold toilet at home, like the recently arrested Stavropol “striped stick worker”?

[Ponimatel]

Quote: Thrifty

How many inspectors like this are there in the country now?

Все.

[miry_mir]

exactly !!!! they go there just for this!!

[Crane]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Non-cash bribe! Amazing stupidity.

The card could have been for someone else...

[SEVERIN]

The Main Directorate of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that this employee was dismissed from service with the wording “for an offense discrediting honor and dignity”

- and it's all??? No guys, we won’t defeat corruption with these measures!

[Asad]

What else can they do? The rest is up to the court.

[bone1]

It’s kind of a murky story - how did they find out about this - except that the criminal told him - why does he need this? - and traffic cops don’t work one at a time. And why didn’t this guy report to the next post - let the people there also shop?

[YES UZH]

=dimy44]How much? Yes, I think that's all. Because the system obliges - after all, the boss needs to release the percentage. Others don’t stay there - they’ll devour them.
They checked the bank cards of the accomplices, accounts, transfers, and found “payment” to the corrupt inspector. I would take cash, nothing would be revealed, I would receive certificates, move up in the service, serve the system. There are benefits from digitalization, financial transparency, crime leaves its mark...

[Metallurg_2]

I wonder if the murderer will be punished according to the law, or if the case will be hushed up so as not to quarrel with the Azerbaijani Sultan and the diaspora?

[vvn_vl]

A real traffic cop!! Will anyone object?

[Metallurg_2]

Not... the real one - this is Svetlakov on the Chelyabinsk - Kopeysk highway.