from the inspector general side in terms of the investigators. um the language, um, capabilities as well as on the commission side. thank you. well, daniel, go ahead. i'll go for the commission. um, i agree with you, i think that that is an issue that we have been looking at in terms of the community appointees. we have nine commissioners five or board appointed so each, um, member gets an appointee. and then the community members. there is a process and a procedure and we have tried to refine that procedure so that we can do a better job of making sure we uh , select we present to the board. community members that are diverse, including those that are systems involved, or or family members of those who are systems involved. we have another commission, the prohibition oversight commission , and they have that in their ordinance, and their commission is a little bit more reflective of the diversity in los angeles. so that is something that our commission is continuing to work on an address. and since daniel didn't cover all address the language is

now, under the inspector general's leadership, department of homeland office of inspector general has developed a pattern of flawed and misleading investigations including a tail your to report sexual misconduct and harassment at dhs and a failure to investigate and disclose to congress missing secret service text messages from the january 6th insurrection. i would also like to briefly address the report on which this hearing is based, a report that is misleading, nonrepresentative of the broader agency and deeply flawed. the dhs office of inspector general claimed that the purpose of their work was to gain insight into staffing. instead, the report made sweeping generalizations about morale at cbp and i.c.e. the report has mathematical errors and misleading tables and graphs. dhs oig can even stated their work was conducted in accordance with, quote, generally accepted government auditing standards with the exception of data reliability. i don't know about all of you, but with the exception of data reliability seems like a pretty big exception to me. now, we need an i.g. in place who

now, under the inspector general's leadership, department of homeland office of inspector general has developed a pattern of flawed and misleading investigations including a tail your to report sexual misconduct and harassment at dhs and a failure to investigate and disclose to congress missing secret service text messages from the january 6th insurrection. i would also like to briefly address the report on which this hearing is based, a report that is misleading, nonrepresentative of the broader agency and deeply flawed. the dhs office of inspector general claimed that the purpose of their work was to gain insight into staffing. instead, the report made sweeping generalizations about morale at cbp and i.c.e. the report has mathematical errors and misleading tables and graphs. dhs oig can even stated their work was conducted in accordance with, quote, generally accepted government auditing standards with the exception of data reliability. i don't know about all of you, but with the exception of data reliability seems like a pretty big exception to me. now, we need an i.g. in place who

the inspectors general for the defense and state departments along with the inspector general for the u.s. agency for international governments testifies. from the house foreign affairs committee this is three hours. >>> the committee on foreign affairs will come to order. the purpose of this hearing is to assess the accountability mechanisms that ensure american taxpayer money is being spent as intended in ukraine. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. it's been a year since vladimir putin launched his unprovoked war of aggression in ukraine. in response, europe has provided significant aid but must continue to do more to keep the government of ukraine from defaulting and ensure it is able to prosecute the war. additionally congress has also provided a significant amount of assistance to ukraine to ensure putin's aggression is stopped at ukraine's border and that a nato ally is not next. i supported this assistance because a victory by putin in ukraine would further embolden america's adversaries from chairman xi in beijing to the ahatollah in tehran, to kim jung un in nor

diane's shop deputy inspector general who is currently performing duties to the inspector general the department of state. miss nicole is the acting deputy inspector general who is currently performing the duties of an spectral at the u.s. agency for international development. and mr. roberts is the inspector general of the department of defense. i want to thank all of you today for your full statement would part of the record for it i ask you each keep your spoken remarks to five minutes. i doubt recognize mrs. shaw for opening statement. next morning term recall wrecking member in distinguished members of the committee. thank you so much for inviting me too discuss the department of state office of inspector general oversight of the u.s. government response to the war in ukraine. i am very pleased today to be joined by my counterparts from our primary oversight partners in this space u.s. agency for international development and department of defense oig. to date, congress has appropriate more than $100 billion to fund a vast array of activities in support of the u.s. response to th

there have been reports from the impact inspectorate in 2015, 2017, 2021 from — inspectorate in 2015,ttle of which _ from the police watchdog, little of which the — from the police watchdog, little of which the home secretary has even acknowledged. she has dismissed concerns— acknowledged. she has dismissed concerns about disproportionality. of course, — concerns about disproportionality. of course, stop and search for knife crime _ of course, stop and search for knife crime and _ of course, stop and search for knife crime and dangerous weapons will likely— crime and dangerous weapons will likely be _ crime and dangerous weapons will likely be used most in the areas and communities were attacked up in the highest _ communities were attacked up in the highest. that will affect the number of searches for weapons are young young _ of searches for weapons are young young black men. a police inspector has said _ young black men. a police inspector has said that the presence of disproportionality and crime victimisation rates does not adequately explain why there is disproportionality in st

inspector general at the u.s. agency for international development, and mr. roberts torch, is the inspector general to the department of defense. i want to thank all of you for being here today. your full statements will be part of the record. and obviously, you need to keep your spoken remarks to five minutes. and i now recognize miss shaw for her opening statement. >> good morning chairman mccaul, -- and distinguished members of the committee. thank you so much for inviting me to discuss the department of state office of inspector general's oversight of the u.s. government response to the war in ukraine. i'm very pleased today to be joined by my counterparts from our primary oversight partners in this space. the u.s. agency for international development, and department of defense oig's. to date, congress has appropriated more than 100 billion dollars to fund a vast array of activities in support of the u.s. response to the war in ukraine. and we in the oversight community recognize that it is vitally important t

from the inspector general side in terms of the investigators. um the language, um, capabilities as well as on the commission side. thank you. well, daniel, go ahead. i'll go for the commission. um, i agree with you, i think that that is an issue that we have been looking at in terms of the community appointees. we have nine commissioners five or board appointed so each, um, member gets an appointee. and then the community members. there is a process and a procedure and we have tried to refine that procedure so that we can do a better job of making sure we uh , select we present to the board. community members that are diverse, including those that are systems involved, or or family members of those who are systems involved. we have another commission, the prohibition oversight commission , and they have that in their ordinance, and their commission is a little bit more reflective of the diversity in los angeles. so that is something that our commission is continuing to work on an address. and since daniel didn't cover all address the language is

andrey sizov chief inspector of the regional menleskhoz.e is his probable photo of the sadness of e citizens, and hunters who did not pass by and informed the employees of this information that violations were taking place in the e area, of course, hunting inspectors bit by bit restored the details of a poaching outing in the forest. the bear is here, and on saturday the place was covered with white polyethylene. well, with a white polyethylene film and cover with a little grass. that is, as if to hide the place of shooting , a bear trail goes to this place, as it turned out, probably a poacher. tried to hide from hunting inspectors. they tried to block his way. well, to stop him and his vehicle skidded. and, as it were, on the right side, it went here, and later to get rid of the ears of the killed bear cub. she's just ioc easy to pull out think no body no matter. they just hunted to hide a few kilometers from the village of krasnogorsk , kstovsky district, there is an apiary nearby, which, according to some sources, may belong to mr. sizo

inspectors. last week, we told you how their aviators --- a impacting revenue. amanda del castillo joining us live from san francisco. >> there is no denying that fare evasion has been a problem for years. the issue is only growing because there are not enough fare inspectors. fewer today than in 2019. people do not pay, it muni does not collect, then the agency finds it self in a deficit. tomorrow, the state legislature is expected to vote to close the operating opposite gap of several transit systems, including union bart. the -- mui and bart. the state is expected to provide funds in. the agency overseeing this would buy time to figure out how to close the office -- deficit. one plan would be to make passengers pay citation when caught. since 2019 muni drop in fair titrations -- their citations -- f >> funding for robust inspectors. if you do not pay, you will pay a fine. >> if we want muni to survive, we need to pay our fair share. >> we also found unity has budgeted for fewer fare inspectors

places of health supply in all countries, where my colleagues , doctors, veterinarians, health inspectors and respected colleagues of nazar shaari are present in these centers, for teachers for those citizens who want to slaughter animals on the spot. do the work and outside of these fields , we have programs in the form of mobile cakes whenever they need. they will do their duty for the people the mobile team of 966, right in 966 , is intended for the whole country, more hits and the number of personnel . 1,627 meat health inspectors are ready as experts, and 605 respected city supervisors who cooperate with us from the respected representative office of wali faqih, in this village in tehran, as the capital , we have 21 animal health supply stations, three of these stations are fixed in 1313 stations operate throughout the year a temporary form has been considered for eid al-adha, and the hard work of the organization of municipal squares will prepare and perform the task. we also have 5 locations in the city of tehran, which our respected colleagues in the welfare organization and the h

have already implemented the changes recommended by the inspector general 3 1/2 years ago. now i understand that, like the former president, many maga republicans have a lot riding on the durham investigation and might be disappointed with where it landed. that is no excuse for making things up. first, the durham report concludes that the f.b.i. not only had the evidence to open an investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election but had an affirmative obligation to investigate ties between the russian government and the trump campaign. it is simply not true, as some republicans have claimed, that the durham report suggests there should not have been an investigation. obligation, those are mr. durham's words, not mine. second, the durham report shows the f.b.i. began its investigation when an aide to the trump campaign disclosed in may 2016 that the campaign knew that russia had thousands of emails that would embarrass hillary clinton. the aide bragged about it at a bar. australian diplomat who overheard the remark reported it and the investigation began. it is

that does not mean there are actually 45 inspectors. in fact, only and only 23 active, meaning a few were on some kind of leave. we went to the chinatown muni station to see if any inspectors were asking to see verification of payment and did not find a single one. here is what muni has experienced since 2019. a sharp decline in fare citations. the head of the agency says that is about to change. >> we can continue to how your in critical categories, including inspectors, parking control officers. the california legislature is expected to vote on saturday -- thursday to close the deficit gap on several transit systems, including muni, because ridership has yet to come back to pre-pandemic levels. the state is expected to provide half of what muni needs. >> it buys us time to figure out how do we close the other half of the deficit. reporter: one way is to come up with the plant to make sure passengers pay the citation when they are caught. even in 2019, muni about half of citations issued. >> there is funding for robust inspectors and t

so we made a commitment to have an inspectors dedicated to infant formula. the training working through our scientific experts we're committed to doing more. working with industry to make sure they understand all the standards to produce formula in a safe way. there are a number of actions we identified in the national strategy on the steps we can take to get to a better place in the future and i think that's a good road map for the future. >> i understand your agency is considering asking congress to give it the authority to require companies to submit positive results for contamination as we were discussing with ranking member porter. how would granting that authority prevent a shortage in the future? >> we could be working with the manufacturers in real time to make sure no contaminated product enters the market and as i noted earlier, make sure that industry is trying to get to the root causes. we need to prevent contamination in the manufacturing facility in the first place. and doing that in real time is easier than waiting until many months later when

more inspectors. translators? we urge to you help the director and the commune to keep the programs funded. keep the families the vet republicans and the seniors and the individuals with disabilities that call an sro home. we urge to you accept our inritations to visit the sro's. don't ignore us again. thank you. >> good morning i'm peter and i am a councillor at the central city collaborative. we handle a lot of the elements and services that a lot of people don't hahn to do. where to go. do they than habitable issues are not the inspectors from dbi don't handle that it is d. public health and housing division would they than in where would they go if the service were in the available especially you in that the pandemic is closing. we will have a lot more, to deal with. the city is in enough trouble with the home and willsment to have more added that. i was and a client habit okay issue and if not for the collaborative i would be in the street or not live nothing the city. i take this matter seriously and to hear

passenger safety unfair competition care from taxes, the transport inspectorate was seriously concerned about the issue of controlling illegal carriers. first of all, we are talking about fixed-route taxis that illegally go on regular flights in the top violation of business activities bypassing the law and, as a result of non-payment of taxes , the lack of insurance , a driver’s license, qualifications will continue the theme of alexander kamovich at work, ordinary drivers rarely pay attention to transport inspections. here carriers, whether it be cargo or passengers , can strain themselves, especially when they work illegally alexander kovalenko what is called in the fields literally every day minibuses today are under special control on the main point, it still needs fair competition. that is, if the carrier e, which is worth the activity, the teenager is also a certain message. e, won the competition , concluded an agreement with the operator, but that's all, a certain route, to which road conditions are taken into account. movement speed. passengers flow transport capacity. the car

thank you, um the next we have a the inspector general sheriff's department. you're good. thank you still mean, i'm just yeah. good afternoon chairman, committee chair and supervisor, chan supervisor amanda leman. supervisors by my name is dan lee young, and i am the secretary for the shares department oversight board and currently the only staff member of the s. d. a office of the inspector general. which is why i'm presenting today on behalf of the department. okay? we have some slides. okay? this committee is familiar with how this month's like three this committee is familiar with how this department's created and status so i won't spend time going over this slide at this hearing. this is information. those summary of the department's background included for the benefit of the public. next slide. also for the benefit of the public. here is a summary of the charter mandates for the department. next night. next line. priorities again to go over the next fiscal period. is the launch a fully functional, independent apartment that will start with the appointment of departme

, every inspector who fixed a hole on the road.the category of the road and the damage to the proper coverage. see. we sounded the plot, and the algorithm of the action of ordinary drivers about the pit. i heard, what is there seven circles of hell, practically you need to go through this to the administration to write 30 days to wait. if it didn’t suit you to write to the prosecutor’s office, then go, almost to the court, it’s clear that if you didn’t fly into this hole , didn’t tear off your suspension, no one will do this, probably, if there were some kind of universal there all over the country . well, if not an application, at least a hotline. where drivers could say goodbye for specific i do you like it with the adoption of the russian government decree which we expect from day by day, this is of course, the situation will change dramatically. what algorithm is provided, for example, inspector. e, seeing a hole in the road, they report this to the commander. the commander decides, for example, to inform or issue an order to e

that does not mean there are actually 45 inspectors.of may, they only the payroll and only 23 were active, meaning a few were on some kind of leave. we went to the chinatown muni station to see if any inspectors were asking to see verification of payment and did not find a single one. the head of the agency which oversees muni says that is about to change. >> we can continue to how your in critical categories, including fair inspectors, control officers and safety ambassadors. reporter: the legislature is expected to vote on thursday to close the deficit gap of several transit systems, including muni because ridership has yet to come back to pre-pandemic levels. since 2019, muni a sharp decline in ridership. the state will provide half what muni needs to stabilize its finances. >> it buys us time to figure out how do we close the other half of the deficit. reporter: one way is to come up with the plant to make sure passengers paid the citation when they are caught. even in 2019, muni about half of the citations. that trend continues tod

yes so our senior inspector is on vacation this week. otherwise yeah, but we will be connecting with sfpd, for sure. yeah. go ahead. i think at the. yeah the bare minimum, we should have them come in and that probably would be a suspension hearing. i think i defer to my senior commissioners, though. can you just remind us? so we've had one suspension hearing in my time here, and the end result was that we suspended their permit for one month. was that. yeah so our maximum capability for a suspension would be 30 days and it's just for entertainment, right? we can't close a business . yeah. and not that i met all concerned about the time of the hearing and i think it's probably important but just so everybody's aware, it is a almost a court room style situation with lawyers and takes it took i think about 4 to 5 hours last time. something like that. yeah yeah. it's very, very long. so we could consider even having like a special hearing for it if we wanted to either way, we need to begin working on something like that at least 30 days in a

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in kemerovo, the inspector madam , whose supervision is accused of turning a blind eye to the fire safetye inhabitants of one of the shelters for the homeless, six months ago, as a result of a short circuit in the electric wiring in the rooming house, began to judge. there was a fire, only five out of twenty-eight guests were able to escape on how the tragedy could have been avoided maxim shevchenko zavodskoy district court, kemerovo corridors, and in the hall and at all almost no one would like to say that to me sincerely. it's hot and there died with regret a man in a marsh-colored shirt recalls the events of six months ago precisely because of them, after a major fire with victims, inspector mrs. roman plaid became a defendant in a criminal case. these shots were taken in mid-december, a huge residential building flared up at night due to a short circuit in the electrical wiring. while the people inside were sleeping due to wooden floors and foam insulation, the fire instantly engulfed the building, the result was deplorable rescuers counted 23 dead, as it turned out later, the so-call

abc7news found that muni budgeted for fewer fair inspectors -- fare inspectors than it did in 2019.s of 2023, the transit agency had only 36 employees on the payroll. only 23 were active, meaning a few were on some kind of leave. that is why muni and bart looking to state legislatures. they are looking to close the gap since ridership has not returned to pre-pandemic levels. there is fun inspections and the reality is, if you do not pay, you will end up paying a fine. in order people need to pay their fair share. >> we can hire in critical categories and positions like fare inspectors and safety ambassadors. the money covers three years, which buys us time to figure out how to close the other half of the deficit. amanda: one way we are told us to come up with a plan to make sure passengers pay the average $123 citation when they are caught. some background we found that since 2019, muni experienced a sharp drop in fare citations, which are slowly beginning to increase. in 2019, they collected about half of the citations issued, with the trend continuing today. reggie: accused of bre

at the same time, he attacked the inspector with his breath, which was saturated with alcohol.erstand, you understand, well, you can’t drive. yes? let's be like this, let's start and write sms, write, of course, i write, then together on the possibility of the former vice-governor and the proposal blow into the tube. as it turned out for sergei kozyrev, they became a distraction, as soon as the inspectors took out the breathalyzer, the driver diverted their attention jumped behind the wheel of a heavy-duty bentley and pressed the gas, the inspectors overtook the reckless driver already in his country house. this is how the law was handcuffed and delivered to the vyborg police. and in these shots , kozyrev nevertheless blew into that same tube. true already a few hours after the chase, but even at that moment he was a heavily drunk breathalyzer. gave a positive result, the violator behaved aggressively , actively disobeyed the police, a brilliant career in the administration of st. petersburg, sergey kozyrev ended in 2013, after criticizing the president, when utility tariffs ro

with all this, the rich remained to serve, unlike the inspectors.is how sober drivers began, after which the life of inspectors in the traffic police will no longer be the same . kirill sergeevich who the policeman found signs of intoxication turned out to be a senior assistant to the military prosecutor of severodvinsk. after much persuasion, his colleague left the salon with him. as the driver cuts, i accept the rights of the operation, the doctors, or something, the operation to divert suspicion from myself by going through the honey. the driver did not want to testify, referring to his special legal status. what's the problem? i won't no prosecutors from the department. and i introduced myself as a special subject, a special object, further , the special subject studied revelation, trying to explain to the inspector on the road, of course, everyone is equal, but there is more equal. in general, it would be time to agree, if not under the protocol, i say yes, yes. i agree we noted. my car was parked. she was standing in a parking space near an ap

a scandalous video appeared on social networks; footage shows how inspectors stop the driver.s that he works for the military prosecutor's office after the incident of the inspectors. fired for a misdemeanor. defamatory honor the employees of the ministry of internal affairs during the trial, the victims voiced their position in the event of the imposition of the original punishment. they added that they honestly performed their duty and consider their actions correct. one point that kirill sergeevich bogatikov did not voice and the prosecutor did not voice. although at the stage of the investigation, we gave these testimonies, but they did not study absolutely no way, uh brothers. all this will be on the next courts to be continued, but the victims kirill bagatikov will go to a new duty station in mariupol on june 9 well, soon roman korolyuk vesti on duty in moscow for several years acted as garage raiders, strong guys in tracksuits captured security guards and declared themselves new owners, how residents of the capital defended their parking lots, watch this weekend on russ

. >> por otro lado la ciudad está apostando de limpiar el centro con inspectores que buscarán graffitisietarios les está afectando en sus negocios. >> lo que dicen los negociantes es que fachadas como esta son su principal preocupación. es un edificio abandonado en la avenida santa clara con la avenida novena que ha sido cubierto de graffitis. muebles que han sido abandonados y lo que quieren es que se realice nuevo programa en la ciudad de el paso texas. >> ha tomado medidas con sus propias manos para cubrir lo que diariamente rodea sus negocios. >> y aplica desde la pandemia este corredor comercial sobre la calle santa clara el y aplica desde la pandemia este corredor comercial sobre la calle santa clara el centro de san josé sea 10 mejorado que son cada vez que los clientes que acuden a sus tiendas. >> un panorama sombrío. >> es muy importante están activos. sí traen a clientes. el edificio esté limpio. >> explica que recibe diariamente reportes de comerciantes y se someten en la aplicación. >> a pesar de sus esfuerzos conjuntos estos problemas continúan afectando por hizo dice que u

>> yes, the inspectors continue to be paid. they were doing mission critical inspections. >> the baby baby formula is not mission critical? >> baby formula manufacturer inspected in 2020. my records indicate that there were 500 formula and spectrums during 2020. our congressional and -- the food safety monitor act. worthless to inspect them once every three years. our practice has been to inspect them annually. >> when you didn't inspect the manually. i'm gonna ask my question again, is baby formula critical? deemed mission critical? >> -- office of regulatory affairs. i do not know all the criteria that determined mission criticality for inspection. >> okay. >> i wanna make sure i have everything because i understand that it took until january 31st of 2022. for the fda to inspect the abbott facility. then sturgis, is that not correct? >> no we inspected in september of 2021. at that inspection we noted several violations for which abbott russia, on the issue to 43, noting the violations. they came back to us with a 28-page rep

the thirst for speed flew away, but a few meters in surgut, a former traffic police inspector knockede daughter of his former commander, a girl in a zebra. severe condition. at the hospital, the former police officer refused a sobriety test. summer holidays can cost a pretty penny? how to save the family budget and not become a defendant in a criminal case in the plot of anastasia scriabina? two years in prison for my son 1.5 million rubles. from parents. this is the result of a night trip of their underage offspring, she is gone, he stole the keys to his father's skoda to death, he knocked down a pedestrian on a zebra, mom and dad were convicted for transferring control to an unlawful person. crime under the age of 16 for a period not exceeding 6 years. the same categories of minors who have committed especially grave crimes, as well as other minor convicts , are sentenced for a term of not more than ten years and are served in educational colonies. parents of such children are not ashamed to communicate on camera, because there are rooms with other cameras. he has to visit much more

>> yes inspectors continued to be paid they were doing mission critical inspections. baby formula is not mission critical. >> manufacturers were inspected in 2020 my records indicate there were five infant formula inspections during 2020. our congressional under fisma food monitor safety act supposed to inspect once every three years our practice is annually. >> but you didn't inspect annually and i'm going to ask my question again is baby formula critical deemed mission critical? yes or no. >> back to the office of regulatory affairs because i do not know cry tee ya for an inspection. >> okay. okay -- i just want to make sure everything i have everything because i understand it took -- until january 31st of 2022 for fda to inspect the facility -- is that cent? >> no we inspected in september of 2021 at that inspection we noted several violations for abbott nutrition. and we issued a 483 noaght those violations that came back to us with a 28 page report saying that they would investigate and correct those actions committing to make those changes when we went back in j

it allows the inspectors of the ministry of labor to require employers to repay the debt to employees without a large-scale inspection of the enterprise, the appeal of the victim is enough ; the inspectors will study some documents to confirm the delay in wages, and then demand to pay it. if the tenant does not listen, they will be charged forcibly. and what is very important, every belarusian can use this state tool of protection, but does not participate in the showdown with his boss and accountants , they will protect the interests of a citizen without involving him in the process. if you don't pay salaries, you can apply for help to the department of state labor inspectorate of the ministry of labor and social protection, this department has a division in all regions of the country, addresses and phone numbers are posted on its website guide.gov.by, in addition, lawyers of the federation of trade unions are always ready to help. they advise injured workers free of charge, help them go to court and protect human rights. in court, too , for free, details about this type of assistanc

inspectors seem like use your room good going over old cars in pairs they had to be taken and worked on. i wondered how tough they would be on me. i didn't know for sure if i was going to pass. well, go. and had steering mechanism. i had trouble with it before the steering the soon to be a little bit loose. not that go you want to test out my brakes i messed on the brakes. or i saw passed due for so i said good in the track see how it was laid out. it was hot. it's like it was. and i raced you before trying seem long as you stand quiet and my be were people cheering yelling cars would be at the top of the hill if i won the national. i had 70 $500 scholarship in college. i want to get out would be the one went. to only two more boys in the race they come from all over washington nearby mel and virginia. and the suburbs there. derby officials keep the cars at coolidge high school gymnasium. so the cars can't be ordered. and then they do leave all the cars in track when take your car off, you worried about them being careful with your car? you you don't want them there is steering syste

now the inspector was fascinated by the case. he list missing horses down months in november it started back in november 2013 when an elderly lady contacted us to and she reported that you didn't made an offer to buy the horses by 2 o'clock for an amount in the millions. and then you went in the top pick out interested when the lady also gave us a recent photograph in color photograph photo showing the hoarse cultures pop off and on the roof theater squeaked when the offices in that got my attention for convict the fashion show to get this horses in front of the plastic, couldn't dictate as a numerous bronze sculpture suddenly appeared on the underground market on sale for millions of euros. renee, a launch and onto a branch stage off in search of the statues was the horses even the real deal? the immediate conclusion is that the sculptures must be a frank brand to shoot like everyone else that hitler school since had burned in the fire storm. at the end of the war, i thought, and most people felt that the horses had been destroy

so traffic police officers spend most of their working day in the inspector's car.gorokhov admits that it is for such moments and fell in love with the service in the traffic police for 20 years. he has never once regretted it. about your choice. the most interesting. this is a race when you start chasing someone. it's such an adrenaline rush. there are no words to convey when you start to pursue violators. and most importantly, when you hold him accountable, you understand that you did this and spent this time not in vain for the work of the traffic police of the northern district of the capital , the traffic police officers are also on guard duty at night. here is the first result of the night police hunt for violators, these guys were driving an expensive english car, presumably in a state of intoxication, you have some kind. there it was, and while the driver from few things with his non-boring partner entertained the journalists. on scooters and users of electric bicycles, they massively appeared on the roads during the warm season . the hard work on violators

look for her, she is in the house, you need to shout, call the inspector feridbey. did you show up at the behest of this patient? we'll figure it out first. i'm telling you. since when do you show up here uninvited inspector? you dare to blame my grandson? lit, what's late for breakfast? what's the matter? who are you? what have you done? it's the first time i've seen, i swear don't tell grandpa downstairs, the police sent me. why did the police call the girl's mother? what's happening? mom mom daughter, i told you that she is a daughter inside. and what do you say, who is blaming whom now, what did you do in your house, my beauty? i will indict. i complain about everyone. good site and take the testimony we'll figure it out and take action if you file charges. the police are leaving there. your father will go and check. no one and the voices subsided, darling, call them and that's it. find out. do not say stupid things. ask for breakfast, it's about time. at the same time, we'll find out you're right. i wanted to ask about breakfast, grandfather will be fine. thank

>> my recollection is that the inspector general sets a low, bar and inspector general did not necessarily -- >> thank you, i'd like to enter the inspector general's report, december 2019 into the record mister chairman. >> without objection. >> turns out the fbi was correct, the department of justice found that the russians interfered in our interruptions, in a quote sweeping and systematic matter, a bipartisan u.s. senator report confirmed the russians interfered in 2016 elections, and that that infects benefited donald trump. trump's former campaign chairman, also publicly admitted to giving internal trump campaign data to the russians, and the u.s. department of foreign affairs found, this was sensitive information on polling campaign strategy, within past to russian intelligence services. there is a phrase to describe the facts, i just said fourth, it's called russian collusion. mister chairman, i'd like to -- treasury department documents, as well as a senate report, intelligence data august 2020. >> without objection. >> now i would like to ask you the following sin, trump's former

the capital's state traffic inspectors find out how the car sharing driver. it was possible to break several cars in one fell swoop. moreover, on an empty road, a client of the service on a rented car flew into a parked foreign car in the early morning and became the only victims of a mass accident about who is driving a rental car and is it worth tightening the punishment for such in quotes driving masters oleg is capable of stolichny district , mitino at the beginning of the fifth morning speed and ramming a parked car in less than a second, the reckless driver turned five cars into an accordion. and these are shots from the scene of the accident a couple of hours later, the back of the car, which the carsharing crashed into, is simply not there, inside the rented foreign cars are noticeable, airbags deployed apparent culprit behind the wheel none at this time. he was in the hospital. with a leg injury. but on the spot were the owners of original foreign cars morning. all the houses called woke up grandma. they threw it out the window. have seen such joy ba

the man says that he works for the military prosecutor's office after the incident of the inspectors.ed for misconduct discrediting the honor of employees of the ministry of internal affairs during the trial, the victims voiced their position in the event of a judgment being issued. on what punishment to leave to adjust? that they honestly performed their duty and consider their actions correct? with the exception of one moment, which kirill sergeevich bogatikov did not voice and the prosecutor did not voice. although at the stage of the investigation, these testimonies were given by us, but they did not learned absolutely nothing. uh. why, after all , force was applied to uh brothers. this will all be on the next courts to be continued, but the victims kirill bogatikov will go to a new duty station in mariupol on june 9 well , soon roman korolyuk parking, watch this weekend on russia 24 tv channel eduard petrov's investigation garage raiders. and strong fists like this, there the person is always sitting. he does not open the door, people threw them out with crowbars, the management

so traffic police officers spend most of their working day in the inspector's car.khov admits that it was precisely for such moments that he fell in love with the service in the traffic police for 20 years. he has never once regretted it. about your choice. the most interesting thing is the races, when you start chasing someone. it turns out such adrenaline that you can’t convey in words when you start to pursue violators. and most importantly, when he is holding accountable, so that you understand that you have done this rule, this time is not in vain on the work of the traffic policemen of the northern district of the capital does not stop even for a minute at night , traffic police officers are also on guard. here is the first result of the night police hunt for violators, these guys were driving an expensive english car, presumably in a state of intoxication, you have some kind. what a birthday and while the driver was silent, his not boring partner entertained the journalists, we are dark people. crypt very profitable classes now, i ’ll throw off instagram late

after this conversation, that the inspector is not only, but really an inspector.we wish you great patience, so that as much as possible thanks to you, children were found, they went out onto a bright road. yes, thank you very much for this. i would like to wish all my colleagues. as little as possible for you to work. so, and we recall that our guest was the inspector of the inspectorate for juvenile affairs of the moscow district department of internal affairs of the minsk city of minsk valery zorko well, then we continue to broadcast one of the most popular headings of our program is a profession. my name is yury bykov, i am a grinder of the machine shop number four of the machine tool plant in the city of orsha, we have a working shift starts at 7 o'clock. the master gives us the work and we carry out our direct shift task, install a device for grinding prismatic guides , wipe it so that nothing gets into it. under the bottom of the guides so that it is parallel. i love my job. it is my duties that include grinding, guiding the hulls of the rulers of the finish