The difficult criminal situation, bribery and arbitrariness on the part of the police, the growth of crime - all these factors put the figure of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the center of public attention. Currently, this responsible post is occupied by Vladimir Alexandrovich Kolokoltsev. It is this person who coordinates the work of the controlled department in such a way that every Russian feels completely safe, without fear for his own he alth and life.
It is noteworthy that Vladimir Kolokoltsev initially did not even think about a career in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. But, by coincidence, he headed the structure on which the level of crime in our country depends. What was his path in the profession before sitting in the "ministerial" chair? Let's take a closer look at this issue.
Biography Facts
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Kolokoltsev is a native of the village of Malye Serdoby, which is located in the Penza region. Date of birth: May 11, 1961. From childhood, the future head of all policemen demonstrated outstanding abilities.
He composed poems and drew with pleasure. The boy went to a sambo circle, played hockey with passion in winter, and volleyball in summer. In his youth, Vladimir Kolokoltsev became interested in music. He picked up a guitar and performed songs by Vladimir Vysotsky, Andrei Makarevich and Yuri Antonov. Sitting at his desk, the future minister dreamed of a career as an investigator. But at the initial stage of life, fate decreed otherwise.
After school
Having received a matriculation certificate, Vladimir Kolokoltsev gets a job as a locksmith in the Nizhnelomovskiy district association Selkhoztekhnika, and a few months later he became a driver at the Vlast Truda plywood factory. But the young man did not work out with a career at this enterprise either.
Conscription
When the young man reached the age of majority, it was time to repay his debt to the Motherland, and Vladimir Kolokoltsev went to serve in the border troops.
Gradually, he got used to the military routine and began to think about linking his future life with service in the Armed Forces. Comprehending the basics of military affairs at the sergeant's school, the soldier filed a petition that after his studies he was sent to the Alma-Ata Border Military School. He wanted to become a cadet of this university. But the young man fell ill with a sore throat, after which he ended up in the hospital, and therefore could not pass the medical examination. As a result, his plans collapsed like a house of cards.
First steps in professional career
In 1982, having received a military ID, Vladimir Kolokoltsev (Ministry of Internal Affairs)goes to conquer Moscow, having taken the job of an employee of the police department for the protection of diplomatic missions of foreign countries accredited in the capital. Two years later, having demonstrated such qualities as hard work and responsibility, the young man leads a platoon of a separate battalion of the PPS militia of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Gagarinsky District Executive Committee of the capital.
Studying at the university
Despite his success in his work, Vladimir Alexandrovich understood perfectly well that without a specialized higher education it would be very difficult for him to work in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
In 1985, he became a student at the Higher Political School, which was geographically located in Leningrad. In 1989, he becomes a graduate of this university, holding a diploma in law in his hands.
Career advancement
After studying, Kolokoltsev returns to the capital, where he continues his career already as an operative of the Kuntsevsky District Criminal Investigation Department. After some time, he becomes deputy head of the 20th police department, and then he was entrusted to head the 8th police department.
In 1992, Vladimir Alexandrovich was sent to work in the department for solving murders of the UGRO department of the capital's police department. The following year, he leads the 108th department of the department.
While investigating criminal cases, Kolokoltsev was able to "get on the trail" of many leaders of criminal gangs who traded drugs and organized prostitution.
In 1994Vladimir Alexandrovich becomes a participant in the filming process of the criminal film "On the corner at the Patriarchs …", providing all kinds of assistance to the director's team.
In 1995, Kolokoltsev changed his job again: he became the head of the UGRO department of the 2nd District Department of Internal Affairs of the Central Administrative District of the capital. Two years later, he heads the 4th regional department of the RUBOP in the capital under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
Two years later, Vladimir Aleksandrovich is moving up the career ladder even higher, becoming the head of the regional operational-search bureau (ORB) for the SEAD of the capital, which was directly subordinate to the ministerial GUBOP.
At the beginning of the 2000s, Kolokoltsev was approved as head of the 3rd department of the ORB Glavka. Then there were more appointments: Vladimir Alexandrovich became an assistant to the head of the operational-search bureau, which was engaged in the fight against organized crime - the department was part of the structure of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Central Federal District.
In 2007, by presidential decree, an experienced investigator was appointed head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Oryol region, where he successfully began investigating cases against local high-ranking officials.
Two years later, Kolokoltsev returns to work in the metropolitan metropolis, heading the Moscow police department.
In mid-April 2009, Vladimir Alexandrovich became the 1st deputy head of the department of the UGRO of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation and soon received the rank of "major general", and then, once again noting his high performance in work, he would be awarded the "lieutenant general "".
In March 2012 in the electionsthe head of state is won by Vladimir Putin, whose team included Kolokoltsev as Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. In the summer of 2013, he received another rank of Colonel General.
Family
Vladimir Alexandrovich Kolokoltsev (Minister of the Interior) is a family man: he has a wife and two children. Son Alexander, a former policeman, is currently engaged in business, and daughter Ekaterina is a journalist by profession.
In his spare time, Vladimir Kolokoltsev (Minister of Law Enforcement) prefers hunting, fishing and motorsports.
