Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko introduced the new acting head of the Volyn Oblast Interior Ministry Directorate, Viktor Shvydky, who previously worked in the Donetsk Oblast Interior Ministry Directorate. \nAt the same time, Lutsenko described the work of the previous head of the regional police, Mykhailo Lebid, as "more than unsatisfactory," reports UNIAN. \nAccording to the minister, the arrival of "a person from the East" of Ukraine to this position should resolve "the problem of cronyism and family ties" that have hindered the fulfillment of the goals set by President Viktor Yushchenko. \n"Western Ukrainian cronyism will be fundamentally crushed, and the Volyn police have enough authority to perform their duties in any office or city," the minister said. \nThe main tasks that Lutsenko set before the new police chief are "to put an end to the illegal customs clearance of cars crossing the state border; to prevent illegal logging; to carry out personnel work and advance young cadres up the career ladder." \nPresent at the meeting with the police personnel were Volyn Oblast State Administration Head Volodymyr Bondar, Volyn Oblast Council Head Vasyl Dmytruk, and Lutsk City Mayor Anton Kryvytsky.