Drug dealers in uniform detained in Khabarovsk

Today Khabarovsk police officers conducted a special operation to detain drug dealers in uniform. Two traffic police officers were selling drugs right at the checkpoint. The appearance of their colleagues from the prosecutor's office was a complete surprise for them.
It took the operatives a few seconds to detain the drug dealers: two inspectors from the regional traffic police service. While on duty, police officers sold marijuana and heroin. Preparations for the operation to expose werewolves in uniform lasted about a month. Investigators established that inspectors not only sell the potion, but also use it themselves. Hidden camera footage clearly shows how the inspector injects another dose of heroin.

Investigator of the prosecutor's office of the Zheleznodorozhny district of Khabarovsk: "While carrying out their activities while on duty, they most likely engaged in extortion on the road in order to acquire the necessary dose."

When the traffic police inspectors were detained, the first thing the operatives did was disarm them. The handcuffed men did not resist for a long time and immediately gave the address where they took the drugs for sale. Half an hour later, special forces had already stormed a house in the private sector. During the search, several caches of marijuana were discovered. Drug production was established here on an almost industrial scale. The detained residents of the one-story building first denied their guilt, then reluctantly began to tell the truth.
In addition to the two traffic police inspectors, two more Khabarovsk residents who were selling drugs were brought to criminal responsibility. The detainees were arrested and placed in a pretrial detention center. They face a sentence of 8 to 20 years in prison.