Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko intends to dismiss four regional police chiefs following a meeting of the Interior Ministry board. \n \nLutsenko told journalists that he has complaints about the heads of the Lviv, Volyn, Ivano-Frankivsk and Cherkasy police, the Odesa transport police department and the Interior Ministry's drug enforcement department. \n \n"Some have already submitted reports, some will draw conclusions (after this meeting), but personnel changes will be made in any case," Lutsenko said. \n \nAs is known, during the Interior Ministry board meeting Yushchenko personally addressed the heads of the Volyn and Lviv police to write resignation reports. \n \nLutsenko also told journalists that in connection with the liquidation of the State Automobile Inspectorate there will be a "total change of leadership at the local level" of the structures that will emerge in place of the DAI. \n \nLutsenko also promised to "carry out a deep reform of the State Automobile Inspectorate in accordance with European standards." \n \n"The president's decision to abolish the DAI was not unexpected, but I did not expect such radical steps," Lutsenko commented on Yushchenko's decision to liquidate the DAI. \n \n"I assess the president's decision very positively. It was impossible to change this system without a radical break," Lutsenko added and promised to submit proposals within a week on creating new structures in place of the DAI. \n \nAccording to Lutsenko, about six thousand DAI officers from the road patrol service will be merged with the patrol-guard service and will work together. \n \n"This will be a single patrol service. They will respond both when there is a robbery and a traffic accident," Lutsenko said. \n \nOther DAI officers, he added, will deal exclusively with traffic regulation and escorting especially valuable cargo. \n \nBetween cities, Lutsenko will propose creating a "road police that will perform the usual functions with unusual approaches." \n \nIn particular, according to him, one million hryvnias has already been spent on retrofitting radars, into whose memory the number of speeding violations recorded by the device will be entered, so that this can then be compared with the number of receipts filled out by DAI officers. \n\nWhen asked whether after Monday, before the reform of the DAI begins, they will work in the old mode, Lutsenko laughed and said: "No, I think they will work in shock mode." \n \nRead also: \n \nWill Yushchenko dismiss the chief police officer of Volyn?