Specialists of the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute (VNII) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation have promulgated the opinion of Sverdlovsk citizens on police work. The poll involved 900 people. To the study was objective Moscow guests, Colonel Alexander Schukin and Lieutenant Colonel Roman Cherkasov, told the interviewers the necessary requirements.

The survey was conducted by representatives of the Ural Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. They approached local residents in large shopping centers and on central streets.

"Some categorically refused to answer the questions of the questionnaire, but most willingly went to contact and talked. As a result, a lot of positive responses were received. To say that there were no negative reviews meant slacking, while some of them contained constructive criticism aimed, for example, at increasing the number of patrols on the streets, "said Sverdlovsk police spokesman Valery Gorelykh.

Many of the respondents believed that the bodies of internal affairs (OVDs) were responsible for everything, confusing the tasks of the prosecutor's office, the investigative committee and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Those who spoke spoke about the bad work of the police, to the question: "Where do you turn to ensure your personal safety if necessary? "- still answered that they would go to the police station.

All questionnaires representatives of the All-Russia Research Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation were taken away for analysis to Moscow. The results of the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Sverdlovsk region learns in the near future.

Photo: the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Sverdlovsk region.