Kaliningrad: A policeman believed in a comic order to cut out snowflakes

In Kaliningrad, two policemen Anton Kovalenko and Andrei Kovalchuk joked over his colleagues and forged an order in which the employees of the regional department ordered snowflakes to "raise the mood of personnel and citizens." The document was allegedly signed by the deputy head of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The 47news publication published a video on which Kovalenko and Kovalchuk explain their act. The police said that they decided to "joke over the Pioneer Police Department." Colleague Kovalenko and Kovalchuk from the ATS in Pionersky believed his comrades and began to cut out snowflakes.

“There was no evil intent. They tried to make the text as absurd so that no one could believe in its originality,” Anton Kovalenko explained.

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In the published video, Kovalenko and Kovalchuk cut snowflakes, which promise to "hang in the duty unit." An employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs asks a colleague more actively cutting snowflakes: “For Krasnoyarsk, Sakhalin, Sverdlovsk, for Saratov, Voronezh, Adygea, Volgograd, Kaliningrad. This is where I called yesterday. For the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the prosecutor's office. Who didn’t see this letter. We will devote this snowflakes.”