Kulik yuri pavlovich meetings. Yuri Kulik said goodbye to the Tambov police. Head of the regional ministry of internal affairs Yuri Kulik: "concrete deeds speak best of achievements"

Police Major General Yuri Kulik has been appointed the new chief of the MIA General Administration for the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Previously, he headed the police in the Tambov region.

The decree appointing Yuri Kulik was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin on September 10. Head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region Nina Krus. According to her, while Yuri Pavlovich is in Tambov and, most likely, will spend about a week at his former place of work.

A source in the Nizhny Novgorod law enforcement agencies confirmed the information on the appointment of a new head of the MIA General Administration for the region.

Police Major General Yuri Pavlovich Kulik was born in April 1963 in Ukraine.

In 1981-1985 he served in the Armed Forces in the Airborne Forces. He began his service in the internal affairs bodies as a guard policeman in Leningrad. He worked as an operative of the criminal investigation department, district, operational duty officer, deputy head of the territorial police department in the apparatus of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg, head of the Pavlovsky GOVD, deputy head of the Krasnogvardeisky police department.

In 1992 he graduated from the St. Petersburg Higher School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 2000, he became the head of the St. Petersburg linear department of internal affairs in transport.

Since 2004 - Head of the Privolzhsky Department of Internal Affairs for Transport. In 2006, by the decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the special rank of Major General of Militia.

In 2007 he was appointed head of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs for air and water transport.

In 2011, he was transferred to the service in the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation, where he headed the department for the Krasnodar Territory.

Yuri Kulik holds a PhD in Economics. He was actively involved in various sports, has the title of "Master of Sports" in freestyle wrestling. He was awarded the Order of Honor, the Medal "For Excellence in the Protection of Public Order" and other state and departmental awards.

Married. He is raising four children.

In January 2017, the site reported that the former head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Nizhny Novgorod Region, Ivan Shaev. In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin to dismiss him from office.

Yesterday it became known that Police Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Ovchinnikov was appointed the head of the Department of Economic Security and Anti-Corruption (UEBiPK) of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the region. Since August 2014, a native of Perm and a graduate of the Nizhny Novgorod Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he continued to serve as Deputy Head of the Department of Economic Security and Anti-Corruption in the Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Yaroslavl Region. Since June 2016, he worked as Deputy Head of the Directorate of Economic Biological and Industrial Problems of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Nizhny Novgorod Region.

Major General of Police, Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Tambov Region, Honorary Officer of the Internal Affairs Directorate, Honorary Worker of Transport of the Russian Federation Yuri Kulik is one of those people whose life clearly confirms the infinity of human capabilities. Among his ancestors there were no well-known surnames or famous militiamen. Born into an ordinary family of a railway worker, Yuri Pavlovich achieved everything on his own. Today he successfully combines a high position in the organs and the no less honorary title of head of the family and father of four children.

Winding road

The childhood of the future police general was spent at a small railway crossing. The family was small: his father was a lineman, mother was a moving attendant and two brothers, schoolchildren, Yura and Grisha.

The whole family put things in order there: they mowed the grass, cleaned up the garbage, straightened the embankment. This was the best section of the Southern Railway; even the Minister of Railways came to visit us. My father loved his work very much, literally lived it. To us, his sons, he tried to instill the same attitude to business, - recalls Yuri Pavlovich.

The parents wanted their sons to follow in their footsteps, but the boys themselves thought differently. Looking into the future, Grigory saw himself as a police lieutenant colonel, and Yuri as a major in the Airborne Forces. When the time came, both tried to realize their childhood dream. Grigory succeeded and today he heads the Russian MIA Administration for the Kursk region. And Yuri, having served in the Airborne Forces and having studied for several semesters at a military school in Novosibirsk, was disappointed in his choice. My brother helped to make a new one. He invited Yuri to Leningrad, where he himself was already a criminal investigation officer and a student at the Leningrad Higher Political School. Inspired by his example, Yuri also became a law enforcement officer.

- My father is a role model for me. He went through the war, worked all his life, never deceived anyone. Although he considers himself an atheist, he always follows the principle that God for man is his conscience

My brother was a role model for me since childhood, - says Yuri Pavlovich. - He went through the harsh school of life: he participated in the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident, received serious radiation exposure, fought the disease and defeated it. He realized his childhood dream and even surpassed it - now he is a police major general, head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Kursk region. I am endlessly grateful to Grisha for the role he played in my life.

Most of the life and service of General Kulik is associated with the Northern capital. Here, in 1985, he first put on a police uniform and went from a sentry to the deputy head of the district police department. And suddenly, in the prime of his career, he suddenly switched from the territorial police to the line. With the transfer to the transport police, Yuri Pavlovich made the right decision - and the previously successful career went up the hill even faster. By 2004, Kulik was in charge of the Volga Linear Department of Internal Affairs. Yuri Pavlovich has the warmest memories of those years:

I recall with pleasure my work in Saratov. Then, for the first time after a long break, I was not in the capital. Still, life in the provinces is more measured, people are softer, kinder. I must admit, that rhythm suited my taste - there was enough time not only for work, but, in fact, for life.

However, Yuri Pavlovich did not have to live at a provincial pace for very long. A serious test for Yuri Kulik was the appointment of the head of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs for water and air transport. The airports of the capital are the gates of our country; up to two thousand planes land and take off there every day. According to Yuri Kulik, as head of the Moscow UVDT, he did not allow himself to relax even for a minute - all four years. It was a difficult period, but also a great school.

Career turns

In 2011, Yuri Pavlovich left the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The new place of work was the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Krasnodar Territory. Yuri Kulik prepared thoroughly for the appointment to the new position:

Waiting for the decree of the President of Russia, I toured eighteen regions, bypassed all prisons, colonies, and isolation wards. I saw both perfect order and almost anarchy. Therefore, upon arrival in Krasnodar, I knew exactly how it should be. For two and a half years I tried to work so that I would not be ashamed of the fruits of my labors.

His special merits are his successful work in a juvenile colony. The colony was going through what is called a crisis, and the first weeks of work were overshadowed by a riot within its walls. The new head of the Federal Penitentiary Service was not afraid to personally meet with the prisoners, their negotiations were successful, the crisis situation was resolved. A couple of years later, the "children's" colony became one of the best in Russia.

We improved the conditions of detention, improved the way of life, and gradually began to attract children to sports and cultural events. The result was not immediately, but appeared. When I left Krasnodar, the situation was so favorable that underage prisoners were released without an escort to the city to play football. How did we achieve this? It's simple: a person must be treated humanly in any life situation. This rule, by the way, is universal - it is suitable for FSIN officers, officials and policemen.

In 2014, Yuri Pavlovich returned to the police. Now it was a completely different system, which had changed after the reform of the internal affairs bodies.

For myself, I noted that the level of personal responsibility of the leader for the actions of subordinates has greatly increased, - Yuri Kulik comments. - Previously, there was no such thing that a general was fired for a private misconduct. On the other hand, it is perfectly clear to me what these increased requirements are aimed at.

To restore the former authority of the law enforcement system, to increase the level of trust of citizens - this is the goal that most of the changes in the Ministry of Internal Affairs system carry. Therefore, for Yuri Pavlovich Kulik, who has always treated work with the utmost responsibility, the changes did not become something global. He worked in the police for "five", and in the police remains an excellent student.

Yuri Kulik's day begins at ten to six with a workout in the gym. At a quarter to eight, the general is already at his workplace - listening to the report of the duty officer. Further - an endless series of meetings, meetings, trips. When the working day is over, it is impossible to say in advance, this determines the current situation. Surprisingly, in such a busy schedule of life and work, Yuri Pavlovich manages not only to fulfill the assigned tasks, but to perform them skillfully, with a creative approach. To work efficiently, you should love your vocation, but you should not forget about other areas of life, for example, about sports. He is a master of sports in wrestling and a candidate for master of sports in hand-to-hand combat. In his free time, Yuri Pavlovich loves to hunt and fish, spend time in nature with his family.

The main thing is that there is well-being in the family, the children are healthy, they have achieved everything, everything went well in the service, and after retirement, only a good memory remained, ”Major General Yuri Kulik sets his life priorities.

Yuri Kulik, Head of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region:

- A person must be treated humanly in any life situation. This rule, by the way, is universal - it is suitable for FSIN officers, officials and policemen.

The information that the head of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region, Yuri Kulik, is leaving our region, appeared on September 10 - now the 54-year-old Major General of Police will head the MIA General Administration for the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Today, in the building of the Tambov administration, an official event dedicated to the resignation was held.

As the assistant to the governor Elena Ott said on her Facebook page, parting with the banner and the collective of the Tambov police is taking place, the head of the regional administration Alexander Nikitin is present at the ceremony. In his speech, he "sincerely thanked Yuri Kulik for the years of fruitful joint work for the benefit of the Tambov region and wished him further success in his professional activities in his new post." It is worth recalling that at the initiative of the head of the region Yuri Kulik in 2015 was awarded the title of "Honorary Citizen of the Tambov Region".

As you know, Yuri Pavlovich headed our police department for three and a half years, since January 2014. Prior to that, Kulik was in charge of the St. Petersburg line ATC in transport. Since 2004, he was the head of the Privolzhsky Department of Internal Affairs for transport. In 2007, he was promoted to the post of the head of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs for air and water transport. In 2011, he was transferred to the service in the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation, headed the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Krasnodar Territory.

Aleksey Solomatin has been appointed acting head of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region. In 2011 and 2013, he already held this position without the prefix Acting The 55-year-old colonel has been the deputy chief police officer, intermittently since 2009.

Today, September 27, the new head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Nizhny Novgorod Region, Major General Yuri Kulik, gave his first interview to Nizhny Novgorod journalists. Recall that the former head of the central board, Lieutenant General Ivan Shaev, resigned in March 2017. And only in September, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed a new leader - Major General Yuri Kulik, who for three years headed the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation of the Tambov Region.

Yuri Pavlovich began his speech to the press with a story about the qualities of his subordinates.

In my employees, I value honesty and decency, humanity. And I would like to thank the previous leader, General Shaev, for the good legacy that I got. Conditions have been created for the employees, there is a professional team here. I'm not going to bring any of my teams. Everyone who is ready to professionally, honestly and honestly fulfill their duties is my team.

- What goals and objectives have you set yourself?

We have the same tasks, and they do not depend on whether the leader has changed or not. Maintaining law and order in the region, increasing the level of public confidence and improving the operational environment. You also need to deal with the personnel, go around all the regional divisions, because the bulk of the load falls on them. I will meet with administrations, prosecutors, courts, members of the public. I will receive citizens in each district to find out an objective picture.

Since the beginning of the year, 27 thousand crimes have been registered and, unfortunately, almost every second one has not been solved - only 12.5 thousand crimes. The bulk is theft: 11.5 thousand thefts, about a third of them have been disclosed. Drugs - 2700 crimes. Fraud - more than 3000. And the detection rate is also low here. It is necessary to improve the effectiveness of the activities of law enforcement agencies.

- How would you comment on the unpleasant situation for the Ministry of Internal Affairs with the criminal case against the former head of the rear?

Any such fact involving personnel is an emergency that must be dealt with. This is the fly in the ointment that spoils the whole barrel of honey.

But if we only talk about good things, then we will not achieve the desired result.

You arrived in the Nizhny Novgorod Region in the midst of a personnel reshuffle in the government. The governor, the prosecutor, and other key persons have been replaced ...

I don't see any problem with this. On the contrary, let's start with a clean slate. By the way, I am somehow lucky to have the name Nikitin (smiles). In the Tambov region, the governor is also Nikitin, we have a good relationship with him. I think we will get to know each other here soon.

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Police Major General Yuri Pavlovich Kulik was born in April 1963 in Ukraine.

He began his service in the OVD in Leningrad as an ordinary militiaman of the patrol-post service battalion.

In 1992 he graduated from the St. Petersburg Higher School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

In 2000, he became the head of the St. Petersburg linear department of internal affairs in transport.

Since 2004 - Head of the Privolzhsky Department of Internal Affairs for Transport.

In 2007 he was appointed head of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs for air and water transport.

In 2011 he was transferred to the service in the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation, where he headed the Department of the Federal Service for the Execution of Punishment in the Krasnodar Territory.

In 2014, he was appointed head of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region.

By the decree of the President of the Russian Federation of September 10, 2017, he was appointed head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Nizhny Novgorod Region.

Yuri GOLOVIN

On January 13, 2014, exactly one year ago, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tambov Region, Major General of Police Yuri Kulik, was introduced to the personnel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs by the Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Vladimir Kolokoltsev. The order on his appointment was signed by the President of Russia on January 4, 2014.

Each person is gifted by nature, but not everyone is able to fully realize themselves. The head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tambov Region, Major General of Police Yuri Pavlovich Kulik, is one of those happy people who succeeded. To successfully lead the regional department of internal affairs, today, in the conditions of the formation of new socio-economic relations in the country, you need to be a professional in your field, have organizational talent, a broad outlook, the ability to see the future, have a good education, be able to ask strictly, while showing restraint , patience, tact in dealing with subordinates. All these qualities are fully endowed Yuri Kulik

Major General of Police, Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Tambov Region, Honorary Officer of the Internal Affairs Directorate, Honorary Worker of Transport of the Russian Federation Yuri Kulik is one of those people whose life clearly confirms the infinity of human capabilities. Among his ancestors, there were no well-known surnames or famous militiamen. Born into an ordinary family of a railway worker, Yuri Pavlovich achieved everything on his own. Today he successfully combines a high position in the organs and the no less honorary title of head of the family and father of four children.

Winding road

The childhood of the future police general was spent at a small railway crossing. The family was small: his father was a lineman, mother was a moving attendant and two brothers, schoolchildren, Yura and Grisha.

The whole family put things in order there: they mowed the grass, cleaned up the garbage, straightened the embankment. This was the best section of the Southern Railway; even the Minister of Railways came to visit us. My father loved his work very much, literally lived it. To us, his sons, he tried to instill the same attitude to business, - recalls Yuri Pavlovich.

The parents wanted their sons to follow in their footsteps, but the boys themselves thought differently. Looking into the future, Grigory saw himself as a police lieutenant colonel, and Yuri as a major in the Airborne Forces. When the time came, both tried to realize their childhood dream. Grigory succeeded and today he heads the Russian MIA Administration for the Kursk region. And Yuri, having served in the Airborne Forces and having studied for several semesters at a military school in Novosibirsk, was disappointed in his choice. My brother helped to make a new one. He invited Yuri to Leningrad, where he himself was already a criminal investigation officer and a student at the Leningrad Higher Political School. Inspired by his example, Yuri also became a law enforcement officer.

Yuri Kulik, Head of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region:

- My father is a role model for me. He went through the war, worked all his life, never deceived anyone. Although he considers himself an atheist, he always follows the principle that God for man is his conscience

My brother was a role model for me since childhood, - says Yuri Pavlovich. - He went through the harsh school of life: he participated in the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident, received serious radiation exposure, fought the disease and defeated it. He realized his childhood dream and even surpassed it - now he is a police major general, head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Kursk region. I am endlessly grateful to Grisha for the role he played in my life.

Most of the life and service of General Kulik is associated with the Northern capital. Here, in 1985, he first put on a militia uniform and went from a guard to the deputy head of the district police department. And suddenly, in the prime of his career, he suddenly switched from the territorial police to the line. With the transfer to the transport police, Yuri Pavlovich made the right decision - and the previously successful career went up the hill even faster. By 2004, Kulik was in charge of the Volga Linear Department of Internal Affairs. Yuri Pavlovich has the warmest memories of those years:

I recall with pleasure my work in Saratov. Then, for the first time after a long break, I was not in the capital. Still, life in the provinces is more measured, people are softer, kinder. I must admit that I liked that rhythm - there was enough time not only for work, but, in fact, for life.

However, Yuri Pavlovich did not have to live at a provincial pace for very long. A serious test for Yuri Kulik was the appointment of the head of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs for water and air transport. The airports of the capital are the gates of our country; up to two thousand planes land and take off there every day. According to Yuri Kulik, as head of the Moscow UVDT, he did not allow himself to relax even for a minute - all four years. It was a difficult period, but also a great school.

In 2011, Yuri Pavlovich left the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The new place of work was the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Krasnodar Territory. Yuri Kulik prepared thoroughly for the appointment to the new position:

Waiting for the decree of the President of Russia, I toured eighteen regions, bypassed all prisons, colonies, and isolation wards. I saw both perfect order and almost anarchy. Therefore, upon arrival in Krasnodar, I knew exactly how it should be. For two and a half years I tried to work so that I would not be ashamed of the fruits of my labors.

His special merit is his successful work in a juvenile colony. The colony was going through what is called a crisis, and the first weeks of work were overshadowed by a riot within its walls. The new head of the Federal Penitentiary Service was not afraid to personally meet with the prisoners, their negotiations were successful, the crisis situation was resolved. A couple of years later, the "children's" colony became one of the best in Russia.

We improved the conditions of detention, improved the way of life, and gradually began to attract children to sports and cultural events. The result was not immediately, but appeared. When I left Krasnodar, the situation was so favorable that underage prisoners were released without an escort to the city to play football. How did we achieve this? It's simple: a person must be treated humanly in any life situation. This rule, by the way, is universal - it is suitable for employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service, and officials, and the police.

In 2014, Yuri Pavlovich returned to the police. Now it was a completely different system, which had changed after the reform of the internal affairs bodies.

For myself, I noted that the level of personal responsibility of the leader for the actions of subordinates has greatly increased, - Yuri Kulik comments. - Previously, there was no such thing that a general was fired for the misdemeanor of a private. On the other hand, it is perfectly clear to me what these increased requirements are aimed at.

To restore the former authority of the law enforcement system, to increase the level of trust of citizens - this is the goal that most of the changes in the Ministry of Internal Affairs system carry. Therefore, for Yuri Pavlovich Kulik, who has always treated work with the utmost responsibility, the changes did not become something global. He worked in the police for "five", and in the police remains an excellent student.

Yuri Kulik's day begins at ten to six with a workout in the gym. At a quarter to eight, the general is already at his workplace - listening to the report of the duty officer. Further - an endless series of meetings, meetings, trips. When the working day is over, it is impossible to say in advance, this determines the current situation. Surprisingly, in such a busy schedule of life and work, Yuri Pavlovich manages not only to fulfill the assigned tasks, but to perform them skillfully, with a creative approach. To work efficiently, you should love your vocation, but you should not forget about other areas of life, for example, about sports. He is a master of sports in wrestling and a candidate for master of sports in hand-to-hand combat. In his free time, Yuri Pavlovich loves to hunt and fish, spend time in nature with his family.

- Yuri Pavlovich, in January 2015 it was exactly one year since you headed the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region. During this time, you got acquainted with the work of all divisions, visited the regional police departments. What is your general impression of the Tambov police and the heads of territorial divisions? Please describe this year from the point of view of the work of the region's law enforcement agencies. Has the crime situation changed, has the number of crimes decreased, perhaps their nature has changed.

Having got acquainted with the results of the operational activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Tambov region, on the whole I was satisfied. In addition, while still in Moscow in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, I heard only positive reviews about the activities of the Tambov police. But, naturally, everything cannot be 100 percent, this simply does not happen. I am worried about the working conditions of the Tambov police, repair and decoration of premises, technical security and the like. I, as a new leader, must first of all gain credibility. But to conquer it not with loud words, but with concrete deeds to protect law and order in the Tambov region. The past year was full of significant social, political, socio-economic events. For the personnel of the Russian MIA Administration for the Tambov Region, it was a difficult and very responsible period of work. Police officers ensured public order during the period of about 800 social, political and other mass events in the region, including the passage of the Olympic and Paralympic torch relay races. More than two hundred and fifty Tambov policemen ensured the security of the Olympic Games directly in the city of Sochi. Two hundred of our employees on a permanent basis, replacing each other, served in the North Caucasus region. For law enforcement purposes, more than two and a half thousand systems of technical and video control were actively used. Mobility has been optimized through the use of mobile police stations and positioning systems.

On the whole, in the past year, sabotage and terrorist acts, mass violations of public order, clashes on interethnic and religious grounds were not allowed in the region. The main results of work in priority areas have not been lost, first of all, in the suppression of grave and especially grave crimes, the facts of the organization of criminal associations have been revealed. No particularly resonant crimes were registered. In 2014, 11473 crimes were committed, which is 2.1% less than in 2013. Their disclosure rate was 70.3%. The detection rate of murders, robberies, robberies is at the level of more than 90%. At the same time, premeditated murders and assassination attempts are 100% disclosed. As part of operational and preventive measures and special operations in various areas of activity, about 8 thousand various offenses were suppressed, 149 units of various types of weapons, more than 20 kg of drugs were seized from illegal circulation. Preventive work with minors made it possible to prevent an increase in the number of crimes committed both by minors themselves and against them, including against their sexual inviolability.

Despite this, the numbers, whatever they may be, remain numbers. It is necessary that people first of all feel the results of our work. Therefore, we need to concentrate our efforts on the basic directions determined by the President of Russia and the instructions of the Minister of Internal Affairs for more efficient and high-quality work. For this, we will continue to strengthen the regional departments, where, in fact, the main work is being done.

- Yuri Pavlovich, what explains the good performance of the Tambov police?

- Is the public involved in the work?

On July 2, the Federal Law "On the participation of citizens in the protection of public order" came into force. The latest poll showed that almost 10% of the region's population aged 18 to 34 are ready to provide assistance to the regional internal affairs bodies. Half of them want to take a direct part in the maintenance of order as vigilantes. We now have a legal basis for using this potential. And if we more actively involve the Cossacks in this work, then in general the help will be substantial. Therefore, "without postponing" it is necessary to delve into the state of affairs in each territory in more detail and begin to organize this process jointly with local authorities. At present, out of 15 regional departments of internal affairs, 13 have established and established contacts with the people's guards. One of the positive examples is the interaction of the Michurinsky Ministry of Internal Affairs with the people's squads. Mutual work has been especially established in the Nikiforovsky district. For the past five years, a voluntary people's squad has been working in the Nikiforovsky district, consisting of veterans of the Department of Internal Affairs and other residents of the district. Every weekend and holiday, together with the staff of the PPS or district police officers, they carry out the protection of public order in places of mass presence of the population, suppress various offenses.

The participation of representatives of the Cossacks in joint events with police officers plays a significant role in ensuring law and order on the streets of the region.

The most active of all police departments of the right to involve citizens in freelance cooperation was used by the service of district commissioners, which is currently being assisted by about five hundred “freelancers”.

The student detachment of the TSU named after V.I. Derzhavin "Derzhava". 161 student volunteers help the police during mass social and political events, sports events and tournaments. The children of the detachment were trained on the basis of the professional training center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and in December they were awarded certificates of the people's vigilante.

- And how does the Ministry of Internal Affairs work with citizens?

The total number of calls to the regional police department in 2014 was more than 206 thousand. The number of public services provided to the population is more than 52 thousand, of which 450 are in electronic form. More than 161 thousand of them were provided through the traffic police alone. The divisions of licensing and permitting work received about 23 thousand applications from citizens and legal entities. At the same time, expanding the electronic system of preliminary registration, including via the Internet, increasing the qualifications and responsibility of performers, we managed to reduce the waiting period for receiving public services to the established minimum.

- Yuri Pavlovich, as they say, even with the naked eye you can see that there have been positive developments in the work of the police lately, the public's confidence in the authorities is growing. What are the reasons for such changes?

Yes, the citizens of the Tambov region (as, I believe, of the whole country) began to trust the police more, to contact them more often in resolving issues of public safety. This is evidenced by sociological surveys of the population, which we conduct regularly, statistics of people's appeals to the internal affairs bodies, their calls on the "hotline". For example, ten percent of the deprivation of the rights of drivers driving in a state of alcoholic intoxication was carried out on the basis of signals from caring fellow citizens. Imagine how many accidents, accidents with crippled lives and destinies were prevented thanks to the residents of Tambov, who are confident that the police will respond to their signals in a timely and correct manner.

The growth of the population's respect for people who are “on duty all the time” is primarily due to the fact that, as a result of the reform of the internal affairs bodies, the appearance of an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, his professionalism, and attitude to business have changed for the better. After the reduction of personnel (now in the Tambov region, 7,500 policemen ensure law and order), the most worthy employees remained in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Of course, cases of drunkenness and abuse of power in our system have not yet been completely eradicated, but the attitude towards such facts is intolerable, we do not hide them.

The demand from our employees is tough - we fire offenders, we transfer the materials on them to the Investigative Committee. For example, in 2014, 19 criminal cases were opened against the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in 2013 - 24. All this significantly disciplines the rest. By the way, the requirements for the heads of departments for all kinds of emergency among the personnel are enormous. Probably, everyone is still hearing about the case when the head of one of the regional departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was dismissed from his post for an accident committed by an employee in a drunken state.

The selection of applicants for work in the internal affairs bodies has become more thorough. We consider applicants from all sides - from medical, professional, taking into account purely human qualities. Candidates for a place in the ranks of law enforcement officers undergo a polygraph examination with us. I think this is a very important and correct action. You can't fool a smart car. Of the ten candidates, eight are eliminated. By the way, when I was appointed to a position in Tambov, I went through the same procedure.

At present, the Tambov Ministry of Internal Affairs has an understaffing of four percent. I asked how in other regions with this indicator. It turned out that, for example, in the neighboring Lipetsk region, which is smaller in terms of population, there is only one percent shortage of employees in the local MIA Administration. I went to my colleagues and found out that they have a slightly different mechanism for recruiting personnel: there, several people are considering a vacant position at once. And as a result of a long study of the candidacy, someone from the young people corresponding to this position remains. We have adopted experience. And now the number of vacancies is gradually decreasing. In order to study advanced working methods, I visited several regions, in particular, Volgograd, Voronezh, Ryazan, Belgorod. I look, study, analyze, compare.

- Are there any concrete results in the process of improving the quality of personnel, increasing the openness and accessibility of the police?

Yes, there are positive developments in law enforcement. Of course, not only increasing the professionalism and responsibility of employees play a role in improving the crime situation, in the prevention of offenses, prevention of road accidents, but also the corresponding reorganization of the work of the department.

At each morning meeting, we analyze the results of actions based on signals from citizens, demanding from the attendants a quick and competent reaction to them, once again showing that the key to success is in solving a crime in hot pursuit. We check how well the duty officers work. Here's a recent case. At night, a signal was received at the duty station: a group of young people was crashing cars standing in the yard. But the officer on duty did not ask who was calling, nor the signs of hooligans, he did not immediately convey the message to the patrol and guard service. As a result, when she arrived at the scene, the hooligans were no longer there. The case became the subject of discussion at the meeting, which served as a good lesson for everyone on duty.

And gradually the work of the duty unit becomes clearer. Submitting an application takes a visitor no more than 15 minutes. In the current year, more than one case of offenses related to the shelter has not been registered. By the way, the demand from the leadership is even much stricter for the concealment of crimes discovered during the relevant checks than for not disclosing them. And everyone was already imbued with the inevitability of punishment for this.

Currently, units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs provide hundreds of thousands of government services, for example, registration of cars, issuance of weapons licenses, criminal records, and so on. And each such appeal is allowed at the time established by law. As you may have noticed, there are no queues at the duty units, also due to the fact that many government services there can be obtained in electronic form.

- Yuri Pavlovich, what other structural divisions of the police are now paid special attention to?

Service of district inspectors. This is a requirement of both time and Russian President Putin. Speaking to the colleagues of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Vladimirovich noted: that every citizen should know his district police officer. And it is not by chance that in the Tambov region for six months the action "Precinct - to every house" was held, the purpose of which was to bring the employees of the primary level of the police closer to the population, so that they knew absolutely everyone living in their area: who breathes what, with whom they communicate and from whom to expect trouble. And so that the population, in turn, would also be aware of who to turn to for help in case of an accident. For this, a number of events, checks are carried out, both the best district inspectors and those who are still learning and learning to communicate with citizens, with local authorities are identified. I myself personally travel to the districts of the region, approach the villagers and ask them if they know their district police officer. It often happens that you have not even seen it in your eyes. On the one hand, this is good - citizens lead a law-abiding lifestyle, but on the other hand, precinct police officers themselves must come to citizens, carry out preventive work with them, especially in terms of fraud.

Another problem is the road safety situation. A very alarming situation. Suffice it to say that over the past year, seven thousand drivers were detained, driving a car while drunk, and three thousand administrative arrests were made. So we still have to work and work to eradicate this evil.

It is also necessary to increase the efficiency of regional city departments, of which there are 15 today. Not all of them, in seemingly the same conditions, have good performance indicators. Here, perhaps, we should take the department of internal affairs of the Tambov region as a model. The territory, like no other, is large, scattered, complex, but in terms of performance, the unit consistently ranks first or second in the region, largely thanks to its chief, Colonel I. N. Kondratyev, a true professional, a man of honor and responsibility. The head of the criminal investigation department V.G. Slantsev and many other leaders are characterized in the same way.

- Yuri Pavlovich, in your opinion, what is more important for a policeman - professionalism or purely human qualities?

I think they are equal. However, a person who is decent, conscientious, who understands people's problems and strives to help them, can be taught to work. But a professional with a "foulbrood" in his soul is unlikely to be of great benefit to society. But, as I have already noted, the overwhelming majority of our employees are competent, obligatory people. This is evidenced by the results of business trips to the North Caucasus. Every month there are 170 employees of the Tambov Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and no comments, only gratitude and diplomas for the service. I was in Chechnya and was personally convinced of the good service of my subordinates. 250 of our people in uniform ensured law and order in Sochi and also without any emergency. Youth Festival in Tver, "White Nights" in St. Petersburg, Pokrovskaya Fair in Tambov ... - everywhere the Tambov policemen serve with dignity - they know the law and their duties, restrained and attentive

The progress in eradicating crime, overcoming barriers between the population and the police is encouraging, but certainly not reassuring. We still have a lot to do.

- Yuri Pavlovich, during that, in general, a short period that you head the UMVD, You have already managed to do many wonderful things that will undoubtedly go down in the history of the Tambov police. You pay great attention to how the Ministry of Internal Affairs looks like, the workplaces of employees.

Yes, of course, it is very important for me in what conditions the personnel of the Tambov police work. Therefore, in a short time we were able to bring the internal view of the administrative building of the UMVD into a more or less normal form, part of the offices were repaired. Redecoration of the halls was made, photographs were posted on the walls, telling the life of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, significant events, the best employees. I am especially proud of photographs of frames from well-known old films about the police, next to which are their modern "counterparts". It turns out, a kind of connection of times. In addition, there are many stands dedicated to the Dynamo society, veterans of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the best in their profession and the like. On the eve of the Day of an employee of the internal affairs bodies, a "Memorial Board" was opened in the UMVD, on which 200 names of employees who died in the line of duty were carved in gold. Another significant event, I consider the opening of a specialized class in the cadet corps, where children who plan to get higher education in the universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia will study. I was the main initiator of the formation of such a class, and my idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a police class was supported by members of the public council, as well as the entire staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and in just a few months a specially equipped class was already ready at the educational institution.

The continuation of another good tradition was the patronage of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tambov region over the Gorel boarding school. The management and employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are frequent guests of the boarding school. Chefs never come to their wards empty-handed: a video camera, TV, VCR, sports equipment - this is not a complete list of what the chefs gave to their sponsors. I think that this good deed will pay off a hundredfold, because from time immemorial in Russia helping orphans was considered a holy deed.

- Yuri Pavlovich, and at the end of the conversation, what is the most important thing for you in life?

The main thing is that there is well-being in the family, the children are healthy, they have achieved everything, everything went well in the service, and after retirement, only a good memory of you remains, ”Major General Yuri Kulik sets his life priorities.