Where do the generals go

Valuable shots are not left without space

Where do the generals go. Over the past couple of years, Dmitry Medvedev arranged for the Generals of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, appointed under Vladimir Putin, the cleansing is no less large -scale than the governors. More than 60 bosses and their deputies lost their posts. The New Times tried to track the further fate of the valuable personnel in every sense

Almost 30 subjects of the federation lost their posts under Dmitry Medvedev. The police chiefs in Moscow, Krasnodar, Tomsk, Saratov, Bryansk, Chelyabinsk, Irkutsk, Ryazan, etc. were replaced. Without work, there were people who once used enormous influence and connections. And such shots are not lying on the road. The New Times investigation showed that retirees can be divided into three conditional groups: those who continued their careers in commercial structures close to the state, those who lost the post, but remained in the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and those who really quietly retired.

The whip with honey several generals were indicatively dismissed by Medvedev after loud scandals. But far from always indicative dismissal meant the end of the career. So, in 2009, after the massacre, which was arranged in a supermarket in Tsaritsyn, Major Denis Evsyukov, the head of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate Vladimir Pronin was dismissed. Soon he became an adviser to the head of the capital's construction complex Vladimir Resin, and in September 2010, when the star of Yuri Luzhkov rolled up, the vice president of the Olympstroy state corporation.

In 2010, after the tragedy in the village of Kushchevskaya (the brutal murder of 12 people), General Sergey Kucheruk, the head of the Krasnodar GUVD, was removed from his post by decree of the President. The disgraced officer, who, according to the official declaration, earned only about 1.5 million rubles a year at the time of resignation, immediately found a new position -

Deputy General Director of Krainvestbank (the bank belongs to the administration of the Krasnodar Territory). The bank of the new colleague was represented by the vice-governor Ivan Poronko.

Viktor Grechman, head of the Tomsk Internal Affairs Directorate, was dismissed after a tragic event: journalist Konstantin Popov died from the beatings received in one of the Tomsk Medicipers. From the post of Grechman was removed in January 2010, and already in September he became an adviser to the manager

Tomsk branch of Promsvyazbank. His responsibilities include "lobbying the interests of the bank in various structures."

The warm place was also peaceful resignations, followed by favorable purposes. So, at his own free will, the head of the Nizhny Novgorod Main Department of Internal Affairs Viktor Bratanov left his post. Bratanov left

to the State Corporation "Rosatom", where he headed the Department of Economic Security. The new position was simply found: Bratanova’s wife is the sister of the wife of Sergey Kirienko, the head of Rosatom.

The Denin Pronin, dismissed for Major Evsyukov, is now working for the benefit of the Sochi Olympiad in Olympstroy
Most recently, upon reaching retirement age, Boris Orlov, Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of the Sverdlovsk Region, was dismissed. Rumors that Orlov will work in the security service

The Nizhnevolzhsky commercial bank appeared long before his dismissal, back in 2010. The officer did not even compromise that, earning less than a million rubles a year, he was the owner of two apartments and the luxurious boat North River Bayhawk (cost - from two million rubles). One of the bank employees confirmed The New Times that Orlov should come to them as soon as he settles all the formalities in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate.

The fate of Vladimir Kucherov, who headed the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Ural Federal District, has not yet been determined. The 58-year-old general left in February this year of his own free will. There are rumors that he is going to the company's security service

Renova-Stroygrupp. The company refused to comment on this information.

So far, the fate of Sergei Kirichenko, ex-head of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Kaliningrad region, has not yet been determined. He was fired in connection with the achievement of the maximum permissible age, although political scientists associated the resignation with protest rallies that swept through the region in early 2010. The general will not have to live on one pension. In 2009, his wife earned almost 2 million rubles, and three apartments, two garages and gas stations owned by her, will surely help survive difficult times. According to rumors, Kirichenko can lead

Regional Rostekhnadzor. The head of the Red Guard of the St. Petersburg, Vitaly Nikishaev, also resigned independently. Since April of this year, it has been working

Vice President of the Bank of Moscow is responsible for monitoring the security service.

In connection with the achievement of the deadline, the head of the Moscow traffic police, Major General Sergei Kazantsev, was dismissed. In April, he was taken by the head of the Security Service

financial group "Life". Some of the dismissed generals went into politics. For example, Mikhail Klimov, ex-head of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Bryansk region. He was officially removed from his post in March 2010 due to the reach of retirement age. But in Bryansk it is believed that the general paid for his ties with the head of the major criminal group Nikolai Emelyanov. Be that as it may, but Klimov did not stay without work: now he is acting

Deputy Governor of the Bryansk Region Nikolai Denin. One of The New Times in the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate said that many refereal generals agree with different parties about entering

In the lists in the parliamentary elections: “The capital is accumulated, the deputy touch will come in handy, and no one wants to get away from power,” the source said.

It happens that the general fate turns and in a completely bizarre way. So, the deputy chief of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in the Saratov Region Vladimir Khojiisa, a year later, or so after dismissal in January became

Vice -Rector for the Security of the Saratov State Agrarian University. Many generals reassigned , having fallen under Medvedevsky cleaning, manage to continue their career in the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In April 2011, two “main financiers” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were dismissed: the head of the financial and economic department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Svetlana Perova and the head of the legal department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Valery Chernikov. From their posts they were dismissed "in connection with the transition to the Federal State Civil Service in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia." The talent of Lieutenant General Purova really could not be allowed to die: judging by the income declarations for 2009 and 2010, its annual income amounted to about 2 million rubles. The spouse of the lieutenant general was completely poor: 104 thousand rubles were earned by the declaration of 2009, 120 thousand-declarations-2010. However, with such modest financial achievements on the balance of the wife of Lieutenant General Purovaya, an auto-plot and a ditch added over the year. Why do spouses with a penny pen - one can only guess.

General Sergei Kucheruk, who made a tragedy in Kushchevka, was “punished” by the position of a bank in April of his position was also lost by Anatoly Agoshkov, head of the public security police of St. Petersburg. The well -known opponent of the “marches of the disagreement”, the owner of two apartments, three land plots and four cars, an incident with the “pearl warrant officer” Vadim Boyko, who brutally beaten the participants of one of the opposition shares (against Boyko, was opened in court, which is now being considered in court). But without a place, apparently, Agoshkov will not remain. A number of sources claim that it will be appointed

Head of the Ryazan District Department of Internal Affairs. Finally, another “pensioner” was the 62-year-old Stat Secretary, Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Nikolai Ovchinnikov. If the income of most of his colleagues, judging by the declarations, did not exceed 2 million rubles a year, then Ovchinnikov honestly declared an income of 17 million in 2009. Recently Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree on his appointment by the head

All -Russian Institute for Continuing Qualification of Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. A honorary pensioners went on a well -deserved rest - about 10% of the total number of dismissed. Politioners reach retirement age at 55, for further service it is necessary to renew the contract annually (this is possible up to 65 years).

After the death of the journalist Konstantin Popov in the Tomsk shatter, General Viktor Grechman was “fired” to the bank, for example, the head of the Ryazan Central Internal Affairs Directorate Ivan Perov went to rest. According to the results of his work, he received the title of Honorary Citizen Ryazan, and he will not have to poor. Judging by the declaration for 2010, Perov a year earned 12.6 million rubles.

Famous in Bryansk by his criminal connections, General Mikhail Klimov, now the deputy governor of the region of his own free will in February 2011 was left by the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Udmurt Republic Valery Sosnovsky (he was 57 years old). Sosnovsky will also not turn out to be on porch: it follows from the declaration for 2009 that he owns a land plot with an area of ​​4740 square meters. m, residential building with an area of ​​300 square meters. m and two apartments with an area of ​​105.2 and 49.3 square meters. m. Another apartment with an area of ​​91 square meters. m recorded on the wife of Sosnovsky.