Robinson does not like to sit in prison

Employees of the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime detained a man named Arabul in Moscow. This 49-year-old native of Tbilisi is known in the criminal world under the nickname Robinson. He is considered one of the most dangerous thieves in Russia in law. In December last year, Arabul was put on the federal wanted list after escaping from the colony.

According to GUBOP operatives, Robinson settled in Moscow in 1989. He is called the leader of the so -called Kutaisian criminal group. It is believed that Arabul controls drug supply to the capital. It was because of drugs that he more than once had serious troubles with law enforcement agencies.

In March 1995, Arabul was treated in one of the corner hospitals near Moscow. Once, friends came to his ward, and soon the operatives of the Moscow Ruop appeared after them. In the patient’s bedside table, the police found three ampoules of the potent synthetic drug Promedol, and behind the back of the hospital bed √ a bag with two grams of cocaine. For storage of drugs, the patient was transferred directly from the hospital to the pre -trial detention center. But, by a strange coincidence, he soon managed to get out of there.

Two years ago, in Tver, Robinson was detained for extortion. Soon the court sentenced him to four years in prison. Arabul served the punishment in one of the correctional institutions in the Tyumen region. Last year, he managed to be released, using the liver cancer "acquired" in the colony. A criminal case has now been instituted against the colony employees suspected of receiving a bribe from the prisoner. The Tyumen Department of the FSB Arabul was put on the federal wanted list.

Says the deputy head of the press service of the GUD Ministry of Internal Affairs Oleg Yelnikov: "The employees of the GUBOP received information that the wanted person was possibly in Moscow at the place of residence of his wife. On Vernadsky Avenue, he was detained by the operational group and taken to the police department. The detainee was transferred to the initiators of the UFSB of the Tyumen Region."

Now Arabul has already been transferred to Tyumen. This will be the sixth conclusion of the thief in law in custody. He spent 18 of 49 years of his life behind bars. The NTV correspondent hopes that this time Robinson will not be able to get out of prison a previous time.