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Know-how from experts. Know-how from experts Employees of the ECC of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

The Forensic Expertise Center of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow is a structural subdivision of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District.

Postal address: 109180, Moscow, st. Wed. Kalitnikovskaya st. 31

Location: Laboratories and offices of experts of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow are located on the 7th floor of the Internal Affairs Directorate building at the above address.
Room numbers from 701 to 753.

Head of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow - Police Colonel Lar Ivan Dmitrievich

Management of the divisions of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow:
The ECC includes five divisions:

Organizational and methodological department:
Head of the department - police major Tatyana Evgenievna Nashvileva

Branch:
- Conducts statistical and methodological analysis of the work of all structural divisions of the Center for the production of examinations and research, the participation of ECC employees as specialists in procedural actions and operational investigative activities.
- Summarizes the work of the Center within the time frame determined by the ECC of the Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate.
- Summarizes and analyzes the results of the work of the structural divisions of the Center.
- Evaluates the effectiveness of the use of discovered, seized and submitted for examination of material evidence.
- Statistical and methodological evaluation of the production of examinations, maintenance of forensic records and collections.
- Provides organizational and methodological guidance and monitors the activities of the Center’s divisions, develops and makes proposals for improving their activities.
- Maintains reporting, statistical, analytical, planning, regulatory documentation of the Center.
- Prepares draft legal acts on issues of expert and forensic activities.
- Identifies and summarizes best practices in organizing the use of forensic tools and methods, introduces them into the activities of services and divisions of internal affairs bodies.
- Identifies, based on an analysis of materials from expert practice and other forms of activity of the Center, conditions conducive to the commission of crimes, and develops proposals for their elimination.

- Participates in the organization of initial training, retraining, advanced training, internships for Center employees, holding seminar meetings on issues of increasing the efficiency of the use of forensic tools and methods.
- Provides practical and methodological assistance in organizing the use of forensic tools and methods to investigative and operational units of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of Moscow, provides their employees with information about the capabilities of forensic units in the fight against crime.
- Analyzes the use of forensic tools and methods by internal affairs bodies in the fight against crime, and on its basis develops proposals for improving this work in the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of Moscow.

1st department (technical and forensic support):
Head of the 1st Department of the ECC - Deputy Head of the ECC -
Police Lieutenant Colonel Drozdova Nona Anatolyevna

Department:
- Ensures the participation of employees of the 1st department (experts of the investigative and operational group of the SOG) as specialists in procedural actions and operational investigative activities (inspection of the scene of the incident, verification of evidence on the spot, etc.), fixation groups on the territory of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow.
- Summarizes the experience of detection, recording, seizure and examination of traces and material evidence, informs the relevant investigative apparatus, criminal police units and public security police about the possibilities of using forensic tools and methods in solving and investigating crimes.
- Tests and puts into practice new technical means and methods for detecting and examining material evidence, both independently and on assignments from the State Institution of the ECC of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and the ECC of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow.
- Participates in organizing the logistics of the Center’s activities.
- Develops a table of equipment positions taking into account real needs and norms approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia; prepares applications for the purchase and supply of the required forensic, organizational, vehicle equipment and consumables.
- Organizes and carries out activities for storage, technical operation, metrology and repair of forensic equipment available at the Center; develops measures to improve the efficiency of its use in the Center.
- Provides control over the efficiency of using a complex of instruments, equipment and electronic computers.
- Makes proposals when developing estimates for the Department of Internal Affairs for the Central Administrative District of Moscow on budgetary and extra-budgetary financing of the Center’s activities.
- Participates together with interested services and departments in the development of proposals for crime prevention based on expert practice.
- Identifies, based on the analysis of materials from expert practice and other forms of activity of the 1st department, conditions conducive to the commission of crimes.

- Takes part in conducting fingerprint registration of employees of internal affairs bodies.

- Interacts with research institutions, educational institutions and manufacturing enterprises on the use of the capabilities of their scientific and technical potential in the interests of the ECC of the Air Traffic Control Center for the Central Administrative District of Moscow.

2nd department (forensic examinations and records):
Head of the 2nd Department of the ECC - Deputy Head of the ECC -
Police Lieutenant Colonel Shilo Leonid Mikhailovich

Department:
- Ensures the use of forensic tools and methods on assignments of operational and investigative units of internal affairs bodies for the detection, recording, seizure and examination of traces and material evidence in order to establish factual data that is important for identifying and solving crimes and administrative offenses, searching for persons who have committed crimes , missing persons, identifying unidentified corpses.
- Conducts examinations in criminal cases and cases of administrative offenses, preliminary investigation and administrative proceedings for which fall within the competence of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation.
- Ensures the production of examinations and research: ballistic, fingerprinting, handwriting, portrait (personal identification based on appearance), technical and forensic examination of documents, document materials, traceological, edged and throwing weapons on the instructions of the investigative and operational units of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Central Administrative District of Moscow.

- Ensures the participation of employees of the 2nd department in conducting investigative actions and operational search activities, fixation groups on the territory of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow.

- Takes part in the fingerprint registration of employees of internal affairs bodies.
- Participates in the current and long-term planning of the activities of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of Moscow in the field of forensic support.
- Identifies, based on an analysis of materials from expert practice and other forms of activity of the 2nd department, conditions conducive to the commission of crimes, and develops proposals for their elimination.
- Provides assistance to the inquiry and preliminary investigation units of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Central Administrative District of Moscow in organizing the use of forensic tools and methods in the fight against crime.
- Takes part in training employees of internal affairs bodies in techniques and methods of detection, recording, seizure of traces and other material evidence.

3rd department of ECC (special examinations):
The head of the 3rd department of the ECC is police lieutenant colonel Elena Yuryevna Yalymova.

Department:
- Ensures the production of examinations and research:
automotive; transport and traceability;
materials, substances and products;
biological examinations of human and animal tissues and secretions;
food;
accounting;
financial and economic;
phonoscopic;
physico-chemical;
narcotic drugs, psychotropic, poisonous and potent substances on assignments of investigative and operational units of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of Moscow.
- Ensures the formation and maintenance of forensic records and collections, reference and information funds; development and implementation, together with other services and divisions of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow, of measures to increase the effectiveness of their use in the fight against crime.
- Ensures the participation of employees of the 3rd department in conducting investigative actions and operational search activities, in fixation groups on the territory of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow
- Summarizes the experience of using examinations, research and accounting, informs the relevant investigative apparatus, criminal police units and public security police about the possibilities of using forensic tools and methods in solving and investigating crimes.
- Takes part in the current and long-term planning of the activities of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow in the field of forensic support.
- Identifies, based on the analysis of materials from expert practice and other forms of activity of the 3rd department, conditions conducive to the commission of crimes, and develops proposals for their elimination.
- Takes part in training employees of internal affairs bodies in techniques and methods of detection, recording, seizure of traces and other material evidence.

Group of automotive technical and transport-traceological examinations

ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow

The group of automotive technical and transport-tracological examinations is part of the 3rd department (special examinations), which is a structural subdivision of the Expert Forensic Center of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow. The group's employees report directly to the head of the 3rd department.

Group:
- Ensures the production of automotive technical and transport-traceological examinations and research on assignments of investigative and operational units of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow.
- Organizes and conducts inspections of motor vehicles and license plates for them upon applications and requests from legal entities and individuals on issues of checking the authenticity of identification markings of vehicles and license plates for them.
- Organizes and conducts inspections of vehicles and license plates for them based on applications and requests from legal entities and individuals, in order to identify, collect and record identification information, and check it against records of previously stolen vehicles.
- Based on the results of inspections, draws up individual reports on the absence of signs of changes or violations of vehicle identification marks and issues them to the initiators of inspections from among legal entities and individuals.
- Participates in operational inspections of the activities of legal entities and individuals in the sale of vehicles, their maintenance, repair and storage in terms of technical and forensic control of the authenticity of identification marks, and also determines the nature of external damage to the inspected vehicles.
- Notifies the internal affairs authorities about the facts of detection and identification of signs of changes in the identification designations of vehicles. Provides investigators, persons conducting inquiries, operational workers of internal affairs bodies with operational technical and forensic, automotive and transport-traceological information for carrying out search activities.
- Organizes and prepares materials for sending a vehicle for examination if it is necessary to identify the original identification designation using special methods.
- Interacts with scientific and practical institutions of other departments to generalize and implement best practices - the use of modern methods for identifying vehicles.

Interdistrict department:
Head of the department - police lieutenant colonel Vasily Anatolyevich Khudyakov

Head of the Forensic Center

police colonel

Lar Ivan Dmitrievich

The Center includes:

Organizational and methodological department;

1 Department (technical and forensic support for investigative actions and operational investigative activities);

2nd department (forensic examinations and accounting);

3 department (special examinations);

Group of automotive technical and transport-traceological examinations;

Interdistrict department.

The main objectives of the Center are:

1. The use of forensic tools and methods on the instructions of investigative bodies, inquiries and units authorized to carry out operational investigative activities in order to detect, record, seize and study traces and material evidence to establish factual data relevant for identifying and solving crimes and administrative offenses , searching for persons who committed crimes, missing persons, identifying unidentified corpses.

2. The conduct of forensic examinations in criminal cases and cases of administrative offenses, within the framework of preliminary investigation and administrative proceedings, is carried out in accordance with the procedure established by regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation.

3. Carrying out expert and forensic activities in criminal proceedings and in cases of administrative offenses in the manner established by regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation.

4. Introduction of forensic tools and methods into the practice of identifying, solving and investigating crimes.

5. Providing assistance to departments of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow in organizing the use of forensic tools and methods in the fight against crime.

6. Improving the practice of application and use of forensic tools and methods in law enforcement.

7. The Center has the necessary seals, stamps, forms with its full and abbreviated name to carry out its official activities, and in the prescribed manner can use a copy of the seal of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow with a reproduction of the image of the State Emblem of the Russian Federation.

Main functions of the Center:

1. Carrying out state forensic activities, the use of technical means and special knowledge in criminal and administrative proceedings, as well as operational investigative activities.

2. Participation in the implementation of state fingerprint registration.

3. Conducting expert research to provide evidence.

4. Organization of the formation and maintenance of forensic records (databases) and collections, reference and information funds, development and implementation, together with other departments of law enforcement agencies, of measures to increase the efficiency of their use in the fight against crime.

5. Participation in inspections of crime scenes and other procedural actions to assist in the discovery, securing and seizure of objects and documents, the use of technical means in the study of criminal case materials, to pose questions to the expert, as well as to explain to the parties and the court issues included in his professional competence.

6. Interaction with bodies carrying out criminal procedural, operational investigative, administrative, legal and criminal judicial activities on the use of forensic tools and methods in the prevention, detection, investigation and solving of crimes, in the search for persons who have committed crimes, missing persons lead in identifying the unidentified corpses.

7. Identification and generalization of best practices in organizing the use of forensic tools and methods, its implementation in the activities of departments of internal affairs bodies.

8. Participation in the current and long-term planning of the activities of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow in the field of forensic support.

9. Organization of the execution of orders of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, the Department of Internal Affairs for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, decisions of the board of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow on the use of forensic tools and methods in identifying, investigating and solving crimes.

10. Carrying out, in accordance with the established procedure, verification of the compliance of the organization and the state of work in the divisions of the Center with the requirements of regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, legal acts of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow and the Department of Internal Affairs for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow.

11. Participation in the selection and placement of expert personnel, organization of individual educational work.

12. Carrying out an analysis of the condition and level of preparedness of the Center’s employees, their compliance with the powers assigned to the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow.

13. Organization, within its competence, for employees of the Center to undergo special vocational training (initial training), internships and other types of additional professional education, as well as training in the system of service and combat training in the manner established by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

14. Carrying out analysis and assessment of the state of forensic activity in the divisions of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow, identifying priority areas for its improvement.

15. Participation in the organization of logistics for the activities of the Center.

16. Collection and synthesis of information on the state of forensic activity, analysis and recording of its results, sending reports to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

17. Participation in the development of draft regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, legal acts of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow and the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow on issues within the competence of the Center.

18. Carrying out expert and forensic activities in the exercise of electoral rights by citizens of the Russian Federation in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation on elections and referendums of the Russian Federation, as well as the laws of the relevant constituent entities of the Russian Federation on elections.

19. Implementation of other powers in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, the Department of Internal Affairs for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow.

A meeting of the management staff was held at the ECC of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow, during which the results of the work of the forensic departments of the main department for the first half of 2018 were analyzed. The report was made by the acting head of the center, police colonel Igor DANILKIN. The deputy chief of police of the main department, police colonel Alexander POLOVINKA, took part in the meeting and spoke.

The forensic center of the Moscow headquarters, in accordance with the current assessment of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, based on the results of activities for the first six months of this year, took second place among similar units in 84 regions of Russia: strictly speaking, one could slightly reproach them for not being the first. They say, guys, come on, in the next quarter - push it.

In any regional headquarters and department this would be the case. But not in the capital. Here, despite the “silver” won, the conversation at the meeting was conducted in an atmosphere of strict demands and strict demand. No, this does not mean that the best were not celebrated here. They exist traditionally, but these successes have been achieved largely due to the efforts of ordinary employees. And such specialists, whose diligent work made it possible to solve two or more serious crimes, were not ignored in the past year. They were rewarded with cash bonuses, certificates and thanks from the leadership of the headquarters. Frontline workers will continue to be celebrated in the same way. In short, the good things have not been forgotten.

But, of course, first of all we paid attention to those divisions in which things needed to be improved. Among them were the ECC of the Departments of Internal Affairs for the Northern Administrative District and the TiNAO. By the way, the acting head of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District was called to the podium and asked not only to explain “how we came to live like this,” but to tell what exactly will be done in the next three months to get out of the zone of criticism. It was clear how difficult this speech was for him, but we must give it its due - he did not hide behind objective reasons, but took the blame upon himself and then, point by point, announced a “road map” for getting out of a difficult situation.

The speaker, police colonel Igor Danilkin, set a critical approach and a demanding tone in assessing the results achieved. Methodically, aspect by aspect, he analyzed the state of affairs in the team. He noted the existing miscalculations and omissions in the forensic support for inspections of crime scenes and set the task so that not a single inspection of the scene of an incident on the fact of crimes of a general criminal nature, where the use of special knowledge is necessary, is left without the attention of the head of the Expert Forensic Center at the district level of the central administration. And the main thing is that such an inspection should not be empty, but effective, i.e. the seized traces (objects) had “maximum relevance to the person” who committed the crime.

If according to this indicator, the ECC head office is in 6th place among similar services in all regions of Russia, then in the development of new areas of examination and the use of forensic accounting, it confidently ranks first. It would seem that here, too, it was possible to “rest on our laurels a little.”

Nevertheless, all the speakers: the speaker, and representatives of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department and the Main Investigation Department, and the Deputy Chief of Police of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, Alexander Polovinka, focused on the problems that need to be resolved.

Issues of increasing the efficiency of interaction between the investigative, operational and forensic units of the territorial internal affairs bodies of Moscow were considered; increasing the level of professional skills of experts, including developing skills in using modern analytical equipment and introducing new expert techniques.

It is known that there is now an increase in the number of crimes related to fraud, and most of them are carried out remotely - through theft from bank credit cards. This, in turn, requires a sharp increase in computer expertise, and from the ECC personnel - “maneuver of forces and means,” in military terms. If you delay in making a decision on the selection and training of new specialists who have such special knowledge, then you will soon be overwhelmed by the number of computer examinations.

Among the new expert techniques, the need for implementation of which was discussed at the meeting, examinations related to the investigation of cases of so-called defrauded shareholders stood out. These crimes concern many; they have a huge public resonance. In the investigation of such crimes, a quick and qualified examination is crucial. Currently, the ECC Headquarters is successfully carrying out construction and technical examinations. True, this is a huge amount of work. But in a metropolis, given the small staff of such specialists, the forensic service does not have a real opportunity to fully satisfy the needs of investigative units. They have to contact other departments. By the way, the assessment of one object costs several million rubles, and if we take into account that currently about 30 construction projects are to be examined, then a “tidy sum” accumulates, which must be found in the not very rich financial bins of the police headquarters. Expanding the expert staff could both speed up the investigation of crimes and save taxpayers money...

It was noted that breakthroughs are also needed in other areas - in commodity examinations, in phonoscopy in foreign languages. All these issues are not resolved in many expert institutions of other departments. Currently, time is needed for the development of appropriate methods by the head expert unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (ECC of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia).

The meeting was summed up by police colonel Alexander Polovinka, who announced a much-needed aphorism: “An expert is a piece of goods.” And therefore, he explained, we will look for such specialists, train them, equip them with everything necessary and... strictly ask for results.

With this approach, there is confidence that the expert service - although not always visible, but necessary - will make an even greater contribution to solving crimes, where every criminal who left his traces will be found and exposed.

Vladimir GALAYKO, photo by Alexander NESTEROV

96 years ago, at the beginning of March 1919, the first Forensic Examination Office in Soviet Russia began operating under the Criminal Investigation Department. Since then, forensic units have constantly improved their working methods, used new scientific and technical means, expanded the range of types of research and today represent one of the main services of the internal affairs bodies, without whose participation the detection and investigation of crimes is impossible. Today, our story is about the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, which since October 2014 has been headed by police lieutenant colonel Alexander Anatolyevich Zhuzhgov.


Alexander Anatolyevich, tell us how you became an employee of the internal affairs bodies?

We can say that my choice is random and not accidental. As a teenager, I really liked the film about a criminal investigation inspector. I wanted to become the same as the hero of the movie I loved. But fate decreed otherwise. I was interested in physics and mathematics, so after graduating from school, I entered the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of Syktyvkar State University. After studying for two years, I was drafted into the army. After demobilization, I joined the internal affairs bodies. My first position was as an assistant to the operational duty officer. In 1989, I became a forensic technician. At that time, this position was in the criminal investigation service. Thus, I managed to fulfill my dream. In the so-called “dashing 90s,” I had to, as part of an investigative task force, carry out procedural actions related to expert activities at the sites of gangster “showdowns” and thieves’ gatherings. In 1997, I was appointed to the position of forensic expert. Since 2002, I have held various management positions. In October 2014, I was appointed head of the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, where I am currently serving.

Alexander, Anatolyevich, tell us about the work of the department entrusted to you, in particular about the types of examinations carried out.

In the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow, the production of all seven types of traditional examinations is organized: fingerprint, traceological, ballistic, portrait, handwriting, examination of edged weapons, technical and forensic examination of documents; In addition, biological, chemical, computer, automotive and psychophysiological expert studies are carried out.

For each area of ​​activity, new methods of conducting examinations are being studied, as well as the development of new techniques and ways of working in the investigation and detection of crimes.

Have you introduced new areas of expert research in any area?

Yes, in 2014 a laboratory for the production of computer examinations was organized. The ECC has hired an employee who has a special specialized education, has been trained at the ECC of the Main Directorate and is currently capable of performing computer examinations at a high professional level. The computer laboratory is equipped with all the necessary equipment to solve current problems.

Are there cases in practice where expert opinions were questioned by judicial authorities?

Cases of doubt in the expert's conclusion do not arise among the judicial authorities, of course, but our employees can be summoned to court to give an explanation of the validity of the conclusion made. In such cases, experts competently defend their conclusions, after which the doubts among the participants in the court hearing disappear.

Most of the department’s employees have considerable work experience and extensive accumulated experience in expert activities, which they willingly share with young people. The detection of traces and material evidence at the scene of incidents depends on the qualifications of the expert; their quality directly affects the validity of the judicial decision. Our employees improve their professional level by studying methodological manuals, special literature, study at departmental courses and undergo recertification every 5 years to confirm their qualifications, and our experts also exchange experience with employees of other forensic and forensic units.

Alexander Anatolyevich, what qualities do you think a criminal history expert should have?

A criminologist, like any responsible person, must first of all be conscientious, diligent and diligent, since the specifics of an expert’s work require a painstaking and thorough approach in any area of ​​expert activity, be it a specialist participating in the inspection of a crime scene (you yourself understand perfectly well, at the same time one cannot miss a single detail that helps the investigation in solving and investigating a crime), or an expert conducting expert research, where the decision about a person’s guilt or innocence in committing a crime depends on the validity and reliability of the conclusion. Also, a criminologist expert should have a desire for constant learning, an interest in learning new techniques and techniques in various areas of expert activity. A forensic expert must be humane and capable of compassion. When you go to the scene of an accident, you have to deal with grief, human tragedy.

I can say with confidence that the ECC of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District employs specialists and fans of their craft who are ready to work and work again in the name of the fight against crime.

Thank you, Alexander Anatolyevich, for the interesting story. We wish you and your colleagues success in your professional and career activities.


Press group of the ATC for the Northern Administrative District

Ekaterina Malyugina

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