Yuri Gorlov withstood the attack of the deputies. Yuri Gorlov: “if the head of the police department had not coped with his duties, he would not have worked there Cop Roof Foundation”
Vice Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Perm Territory Ilya Shulkin tried to seriously discredit General Gorlov / Photo - Kommersant
Colleagues accused deputy Ilya Shulkin of making a political order against the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory
Today, May 21, at the plenary meeting of the Legislative Assembly of the Perm Territory, the question of the state of crime in the region, the speaker on which was the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, Lieutenant General Yuri Gorlov, took an unexpectedly scandalous turn, thanks to the subsequent speech of the vice speaker of the regional parliament Ilya Shulkin. The general reported on a decrease in crime in the region. Ilya Shulkin accused the police of participating in raider takeovers of enterprises, indifference to the criminal facts of the creation of financial pyramids, and torture, after which he invited his colleagues to accept a collective appeal to Minister Rashid Nurgaliev about the need to conduct a large-scale audit at the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory. The general had defenders from among influential deputies who called Shulkin’s accusations “a political order in the interests of a group of people” and suggested that deputies not vote for sending a “cart” against the general in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The general confirmed the fact of a political order from a “certain person.” However, he found it difficult to predict how the situation would develop after the conflict with the executive branch was made public. Details are in the report of the UralPolit.Ru correspondent from the scene of the event.
Yuri Gorlov confidently reported on the state of crime in the region, emphasizing that, thanks to a decrease in the crime rate, the Perm Territory managed to move from first to third place in the ranking of the most crime-prone regions of the Volga Federal District: it was overtaken by the Nizhny Novgorod and Samara regions. The general emphasized that the rate of decline in crime rates exceeded those in other regions. The general also emphasized the role of the region’s executive power and the governor personally in this process.
The interest of deputies in police issues, apparently, exceeded all acceptable limits: there were so many people who wanted to ask questions to the general that the Speaker of Parliament Nikolai Devyatkin was forced to put the question of terminating the debate to a vote. Nevertheless, the questions asked indicated the severity and extreme intensity of the situation. Yuri Gorlov did not hide the fact that he was preparing for a difficult day. “They reported to me all night that deputy Shulkin went around all the deputies, convincing them to attack me,” said the general, standing on the podium. “Yuri Georgievich, you are exceeding your authority, I am reprimanding you,” Nikolai Devyatkin responded.
“Tell me, why half the city drives cars with criminal license plates? - asked the first vice-speaker of parliament Dmitry Skrivanov. “My inquiries to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate receive answers that all numbers are issued in order of priority, however, we have a huge number of such numbers.”
“The majority of those sitting in this room contributed to the creation of this situation,” the general answered, causing approving laughter from those present, “however, when I found out about this, I told Kalinin [the head of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Perm Territory. - Note auto], so that he would forward every such request for the issuance of thieves’ numbers to me, and then the number of people willing to do so decreased. I can note that today I am ready to leave special license plates with the governor and the mayor, the rest should travel with ordinary license plates.” And again there was noise in the hall.
Deputy Yuri Yolokhov asked why people of Caucasian nationality are accepted to serve in the police in Karagai. “I know well what is happening in Karagay, and I know that the situation there is determined by one Chechen, who allegedly belongs to some kind of council under the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate. At the same time, in Karagay the dissatisfaction of residents with the presence of Caucasians is very high,” the deputy said.
“I inform you that Mr. Kanaev, whom you mentioned, is not only a member of the council at the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, he is the official representative of the President of the Chechen Republic in the Perm Territory. I recommend that you take more interest in social life. It’s impossible not to know such things,” the general retorted and said that immigrants from the Caucasus are recruited for service specifically. “I have an agreement with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Chechnya,” said Yuri Gorlov, without giving any specific details of this agreement.
The culmination of the event was the speech of deputy Ilya Shulkin. Apparently, his colleagues already knew about the nature of the upcoming speech, so they decided to extend the established time limit from 10 to 20 minutes.
In 20 minutes, Ilya Shulkin laid out serious accusations both against the police in general and against the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in particular. Thus, according to him, the police were involved in the raider seizures of the Dzerzhinsky plant, Trust No. 7, the Motovilikhinsky agricultural enterprise, and the Ural enterprise in the Chastinsky district. Ilya Shulkin used data from the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Perm Territory about the torture of detainees in police units. Based on the above, Ilya Shulkin concluded that “an unbearable situation has arisen in the Perm Territory due to the inaction of law enforcement agencies,” and suggested that deputies vote for accepting an appeal to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Rashid Nurgaliev, to conduct a ministerial check at the Central Internal Affairs Directorate on all the stated facts.
The deputies were somewhat discouraged by such an emotional speech from their colleague. “Such a performance looks like an order from a group of people, where everything is gathered together. I suggest the general draw up proposals to improve the situation in the region. And, secondly, I urge my colleagues not to support the proposal of Deputy Shulkin,” said Vladimir Rybakin.
The leader of the Kama United Russia party, Gennady Tushnolobov, was even harsher in his statements. “According to the charter of the Perm Territory, it is not the head of the Main Department of Internal Affairs, but one official who is responsible for the state of crime in the region. Let this official do a better job. In all the 15 years of the existence of the Legislative Assembly, I do not remember a single similar case when they tried so zealously to drag the deputy corps into a showdown. Someone has personal problems, so let him solve them himself, without the participation of deputies,” said Gennady Tushnolobov and called on all United Russia members not to support Ilya Shulkin’s initiative.
Another influential deputy, Vadim Chebykin, said that last year his colleagues also approached him with a similar initiative. “Only the order was for Oleg Chirkunov because of the state of the social sphere in the region, which is not just complex, as in law enforcement, but extremely complex. So I did not support my colleagues, because I do not want to sign any “carts” for Oleg Anatolyevich. Therefore, even now I am convinced that we should not write any “carts”. In general, Shulkin’s energy should be used for peaceful purposes! After all, today he spoke more than he has said in total in the entire 2 years. It would be interesting to hear the same emotional report on the situation of children in the region...” summed up Deputy Chebykin.
MP Alexander Leifried supported his colleagues. As a result, no decision was made to contact the minister. However, the leading violin in this was not the votes “against” (there were fewer of them), but the number of abstentions.
During the break, Yuri Gorlov told reporters that he considered it necessary to work to further reduce the crime rate in the region, and confirmed the version about the ordered nature of Mr. Shulkin’s claims. “Yes, this is an order, but I won’t say whose, I think everyone already knows,” said the general.
In a conversation with a UralPolit.Ru correspondent, Yuri Gorlov agreed that the hidden conflict was spilled into the public space today. The general found it difficult to answer anything about the consequences of what happened. “I don’t know what will happen, I don’t know what the reaction might be,” said Yuri Gorlov.
Yesterday, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree dismissing Lieutenant General Yuri Gorlov, head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory, from his post. The text of the decree was published on the website of the head of state; it will be delivered to Perm by field communication in the next 24 hours. Mr. Gorlov’s resignation is associated with his conflict with the governor of the Perm region Oleg Chirkunov. The appointment of a new head of the regional police is expected within the next few days.
The text of the decree “On the dismissal of employees of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation” appeared on the website of the President of the Russian Federation at nine o’clock in the morning on April 1. Together with Yuri Gorlov, nine more high-ranking heads of regional departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were relieved of their positions. The text of the decree states that the decision to dismiss high-ranking police officers comes into force immediately.
As the head of the public relations department of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory, Evgeny Gorbachev, told Kommersant, the written text of the decree on the resignation of Mr. Gorlov has not yet been received by the Central Internal Affairs Directorate. “We only know that the decree appeared on the website of the President of the Russian Federation,” said Colonel Gorbachev, “it is unclear who the new leader will be, no documents in this regard have been received by the Central Internal Affairs Directorate either.” Yuri Gorlov himself was yesterday at his workplace at the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, waiting for whom the Ministry of Internal Affairs would appoint as acting head of the regional police. From March 14, temporary The head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate was one of Yuri Gorlov's deputies - the head of the public security police, Major General Mikhail Davydov. As it turned out on the afternoon of April 1, he will continue to serve until the official appointment of the new head of the regional police department.
After President Medvedev signs the decree appointing a new head of the regional Main Internal Affairs Directorate, Yuri Gorlov will have to transfer affairs to him - this procedure may take several days. According to Kommersant, one of the candidates for the post of head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Kama region is the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Altai, Major General Yuri Valyaev, although it is possible that the administration of the President of the Russian Federation will ultimately choose another candidate.
Yuri Gorlov headed the Kama region police in September 2003, having transferred to the Perm region from the post of head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Magadan Region. General Gorlov was personally introduced to the personnel of the regional police by the then Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Boris Gryzlov.
In February 2005, Yuri Gorlov was awarded the rank of police lieutenant general.
In the spring of 2007, disagreements began between the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate and Governor Oleg Chirkunov related to the legal assessment of the sale of the airfield at Bakharevka Airport. The land was sold for 73 million rubles. The governor considered that the price was many times underestimated, and the real cost of the site was at least 5 billion rubles. According to Governor Chirkunov, the police and other law enforcement agencies took the wrong position in this story, not seeing a crime in the deal. Later, the head of the region commented on the situation in rather harsh terms: “I proceed from the fact that government bodies, including the police, must be transparent. And they should not act as defenders of interests on the side of commercial structures. In 2007, an unprecedented, cynical transaction took place, in violation of the current legislation, for the sale of land at the Bakharevka airport... And I still believe that there was a completely obvious fraud here.”
According to Kommersant sources, General Gorlov was supported for a long time by the head of United Russia, Chairman of the State Duma Boris Gryzlov, but the situation changed in April 2008, when Sergei Naryshkin became head of the presidential administration of the Russian Federation, who knows Governor Oleg Chirkunov well from working together in the service foreign intelligence.
In November 2010, a combined team from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs arrived in Prikamye to inspect the operational and service activities of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate. Over the course of two weeks, auditors examined the work of all key units of the regional police and gave them a rating of “unsatisfactory.” Rumors about the impending resignation of General Gorlov began to circulate actively since the beginning of 2011.
In March, even before the recertification of senior employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs began, Yuri Gorlov was summoned to Moscow. According to one version, he was offered to transfer to serve in another region. In particular, the position of the head of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Mari El was named. However, the lieutenant general was not satisfied with the proposed options. He wrote a letter of resignation, which was legally confirmed yesterday by the President of the Russian Federation. A Kommersant source familiar with the situation suggested that Yuri Gorlov would leave Perm and take a civilian job in another region.
Konstantin Sterledev
On April 1, the head of the regional Main Internal Affairs Directorate, Yuri Gorlov, was relieved of his post by order of the president. Since then, nothing has been heard about the chief policeman of the Perm region. But, as it turned out, the 52-year-old general was not planning to retire, but was looking for a job.
By order of the Minister of Natural Resources of Russia Yuri Trutnev, Yuri Gorlov was appointed acting duties of the head of the Rosprirodnadzor Department in the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea.
We called Krasnodar to find out how Yuri Gorlov began his service in a new place.
Yuri Georgievich was seconded to the Directorate on July 16, and arrived to us on July 18, - we were told in the legal department of the Directorate of Rosprirodnadzor for the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea. - While he delves into the work and takes a closer look. He has a little over 100 people under his command. We have not yet gotten to know him as a person. perm.kp.ru/online/news/948309/
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Cop Roof Foundation
Labor exploits of the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory, General Gorlov
Vasily Loskutov
For some reason, in our country there is a strange rule: whoever steals a bottle of vodka is sent to prison for several years, and if you steal a couple of billions, then you will receive a “exile” to a comfortable villa on the Cote d’Azur and other delights of life. Law enforcement agencies are intensively looking for corrupt officials, but they find some funny clowns, who can hardly be called thieves. That is why we decided to tell the story of one police major general from Perm. Our hero's name is Yuri Gorlov. He has headed the regional police of the Perm Territory for 6 years.
First things first - airplanes
All Perm media were filled with reports about the sale of land at the Bakharevka airport for next to nothing, but the police did not see anything reprehensible in this: 123 hectares of land, as a result of a fictitious auction, were sold for 72 million rubles, while the cadastral value of this land is 1. 4 billion, and the market value is more than 3 billion rubles. The auction was carried out with gross violations: the announcement of the auction was not published in the public media, as required by law, but in a special issue of a private city newspaper. As expected, the advertisements were seen only by those who were supposed to: the bidders were 2 Muscovites, and the large Moscow construction company PIK won the auction. And nothing, the local police didn’t even move. Auditors of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation prepared a report, according to the results of which the amount of damage caused to the state amounts to more than 1 billion rubles.
The cornerstone of a financial pyramid
In May 2007, the company Kama Invest LLC was registered in Perm, which turned out to be an ordinary financial pyramid: money was collected from the population under the promise of large interest payments. In total, in Perm, the scammers collected about 300 million rubles and deceived more than 1,200 people, and the wife of the region’s chief police officer, Olga Gorlova, invested 2 million rubles in the pyramid. When journalists asked Yuri Gorlov about this, he chose to remain modestly silent. By the way, where does a policeman’s wife get such money that she’s not afraid to risk?
It is interesting that the newly-minted rentier Gorlova was one of the few who received dividends from the pyramid in the amount of 12% quarterly, while the rest of the investors received only a fig and butter. How did this become possible? The casket opens simply: the deputy general director of the financial pyramid at this very time was the youngest son of the prosecutor of the Perm region Igor, whose father Alexander Kondalov supervised the investigation of this criminal case.
We don’t know for sure whether Gorlova’s money was returned, but the following is known: about 70% of defrauded investors were pensioners, and 10% collected money to buy apartments. Pensioner Nina Petrovna Torsunova, for example, contributed 800 thousand rubles to the pyramid on October 18, 2007, and upon learning that her money was stolen, she attempted suicide.
Cop Roof Foundation
Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Perm Territory Ilya Shulkin spoke about interesting, innovative solutions and an unconventional approach to racketeering by Perm police officers in his May report on the work of the police (full text of the report). (General Gorlov stated that the facts published in this report are “mostly untrue” and demanded the publication of refutations from the media that published Shulkin’s report.)
It turns out that under the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory they were organized (in 2005) and operated for quite a long time (both of these public organizations were recently liquidated in court by the Prosecutor's Office of the Perm Territory):
Perm regional educational and mentoring public organization “Union of Colonels”;
Perm Public Foundation for Assistance in the Fight against Organized Crime "Rubezh".
The first and most reasonable question: on what basis and with what funds will the Central Internal Affairs Directorate engage in charity? Giving the Union a more civilized status, the regulations state that it is supported by membership fees. The mandatory membership fee established by the general meeting is 1 thousand rubles. Further, “charitable donations are not regulated, but they exist and amounted to only 3,574 rubles per member of the organization.” This is where the question arises: what kind of donations are these? What, is the Central Internal Affairs Directorate some kind of private organization? Or a government agency?
Indeed, in recent years the police have begun to celebrate their professional holidays more loudly and luxuriously. Soon the heads of enterprises and entrepreneurs of the Perm region learned about their number: Investigation Day, Traffic Police Day, BEP Day, Licensing and Permit Service Day, Inquiry Day, Criminal Investigation Day, Police Day, Personnel Education Day, etc. commercial structures letters from the Central Internal Affairs Directorate regarding the allocation of charitable assistance for various events. For these purposes, special application forms have been developed.
In 2008 alone, enterprises in the city of Perm and the region provided charitable assistance in the form of monetary donations to the bank account of the Rubezh Foundation 248 times, totaling more than 8 million 200 thousand rubles. We can safely report to the President of the Russian Federation that in the Perm Territory the federal law of December 26, 2008 No. 294-FZ “On the protection of the rights of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs in the exercise of state control (supervision) and municipal control” has been implemented ahead of schedule. After contributing a sufficient amount of money to charity, a business manager or entrepreneur can truly sleep peacefully for a certain period of time.
The worst thing about this proven scheme is that obvious violators of the law often became the benefactors of our police. In order to avoid punishment and an easier way out of the current situation, the violator chose the role of a sponsor-philanthropist and could remain untouchable, while a decent, law-abiding person seeking truth and justice was left with nothing, or, on the contrary, a law-abiding entrepreneur provided assistance after contacting him , hoping not to fall under police pressure.
Example: In September 2007, the head of Chuvashskaya Maslosyrbaza OJSC, Cheboksary, addressed the Central Internal Affairs Directorate for the Perm Territory with a statement to conduct an inspection regarding the debt incurred for the goods supplied by the Iceberg Trading House OJSC (Perm). The verification of this application was not carried out, but was sent from one district police department to another. No decision has been made on the application to date. In December 2008, the applicant was given an interim response that the appeal had been sent to the Dzerzhinsky Department of Internal Affairs. At this point, all verification of the application stopped. At the same time, it was established that the head of OJSC Trade House Iceberg, who committed illegal actions in the form of appropriation of someone else's property, contributed a certain amount of money to the Rubezh fund on November 7, 2008.
Another example. The head of the wholesale warehouse, individual entrepreneur Khalygov Ilham Allahverdi Ogly, who has certain problems with the law, provided charitable assistance on May 23, 2008, contributing 50 thousand rubles to the Rubezh fund, apparently also hoping for leniency.
The most interesting thing is where payments were made from this fund! For example:
05/07/08 IP Kirsanov for a painting - 11 thousand rubles
05.15.08 Go Fitness LLC, Perm - 32 thousand rubles
05.26.08 Zlatoust Arms Company LLC for goods - 34 thousand rubles
06/18/08 Rechservice LLC passenger transportation - 48 thousand rubles.
06/19/08 Zlatoust Arms Company LLC - 80 thousand rubles
06.27.08 IP "Minkina" for service on the ship - 110 thousand rubles
10.30.08 Svetlana LLC (atelier for animals) - 23 thousand rubles.
11.11.08 Vanderhol LLC (restaurant) - 100 thousand rubles.
11.27.08 GOU Fitness LLC, Perm - 47 thousand rubles
12.26.08 Vanderhol LLC (restaurant) - 100 thousand rubles and much more.
If you can somehow try to understand the police’s craving for high art and sports, the desire to eat well and relax, as well as to receive beautiful souvenir weapons from famous Zlatoust masters, then paying for a hairdresser for pets from a charitable police fund is almost ridiculous.
And also to understand the general atmosphere of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kama region. The police have developed a ritual for initiation into colonelhood, and for all “newly made” it looks like this. The young colonel must “set the table” at the Central Internal Affairs Directorate for the Council of Colonels (126 officers in total). The menu and alcohol must correspond to the status. Therefore, the young officer is forced to turn to entrepreneurs for the same charitable help, only bypassing the Central Internal Affairs Fund. If you call a spade a spade, such extortions in legal language can be qualified not as charity, but only as extortion.
And here is how General Gorlov answered a question from journalists about the Rubezh Foundation:
“The Perm Public Fund for Assistance in the Fight against Organized Crime “Rubezh” is a public association created on the initiative of citizens in accordance with current legislation. The Rubezh Foundation was created with the goal of mobilizing the healthy forces of society and raising funds for the implementation of government programs to combat organized crime.”
Robot cop
On September 14, 2008, an Aeroflot-Nord Boeing plane crashed in Perm. Who do we see flying away from Perm on vacation to hot countries just a couple of hours after the terrible accident? General Gorlov and his wife. After this, it is not surprising, for example, the episode with a police warrant officer who committed the theft of personal belongings and money of those killed in the disaster, only 100 euros, 1500 rubles, and 62 gold items worth 105 thousand rubles. .
In the official biography of General Gorlov we read: “Yuri Gorlov was the most popular leader of the security forces in Magadan. He was transferred to Kolyma from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, where he headed the city police department. It was in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk that Yuri Gorlov received the Order of Courage. He was awarded this award for neutralizing two armed bandits barricaded in a private house. Moreover, according to our data, during the arrest, Yuri Gorlov shot both bandits.” It is a pity that the general glorified himself with real exploits only in his distant youth.
In the summer of 2007, a robot policeman, or rather a policeman, appeared in Perm. Inside the robot there are video cameras that observe others and take photographs. While working in the city while moving, a mechanical policeman talked to the people around him, advising them to behave law-abidingly. After all of the above, a reasonable question arises: perhaps General Gorlov should assign a robot policeman to serve in his own office, so that the machine would remind him of the existence of the laws of the Russian Federation and the inadmissibility of non-compliance with them?
The former head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory, police lieutenant general Yuri Gorlov, has been appointed acting head of the Office of the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources in the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea.
Emblem of Rosprirodnadzor
Photo: rpn.gov.ru
According to FederalPress, today, August 4, it became known that Yuri Gorlov appointed to a new position according to the order of the Minister of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation Yuri Trutnev.
Currently, the necessary approval procedure is underway, after which, most likely, Yuri Gorlov will get rid of the acting prefix. in a new position.
Yuri Gorlov has headed the Main Internal Affairs Directorate for the Perm Territory since 2003, having arrived in Perm from the post of head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Magadan Region. For 7 years he was in confrontation with the governor of the Perm region Oleg Chirkunov.
During this period, the department headed by Gorlov initiated and investigated a number of high-profile criminal cases against high-ranking officials of the regional government. Among them is a case regarding abuses in the preparation of the master plan for Perm, a case against the Minister of Urban Development Alexandra Kudryavtseva, the case against the Deputy Minister of Culture Alexander Protasevich. One of the latest was the case against the former head of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Perm Territory Natalia Mishlanova on facts of abuse during the construction of a perinatal center. Gorlov retired with the rank of lieutenant general, according to the Presidential Decree Dmitry Medvedev dated April 1, 2011.
Now it is within the competence of General Yuri Gorlov to ensure environmental and economic security, ensure safe management of natural resources in the territory of the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea.
Yuri Gorlov born on May 19, 1959 in the Irkutsk region. He began his police service as an investigator of the criminal investigation department of the Okha Municipal Department of Internal Affairs of the Sakhalin Region. Subsequently, he held various positions up to the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (1998-1999), the first deputy head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Sakhalin Region - head of the criminal police (1999-2001), and the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Magadan Region (2001-2003). From 2003 to 2011 - Head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Perm Territory, Lieutenant General of the Police. Graduated from the Academy of Management of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. Lieutenant General of Police. Awarded the Order of Courage.