On October 7, the chief police officer of Volyn, Viktor Shvydkyi, introduced the new deputy head to the staff of the organized crime control department. This is reported by the Public Relations Center of the Volyn Regional Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. \n \nHe became police lieutenant colonel Viktor Beshta, a Volyn resident, a native of the village of Harusha in Turiisk district. Before this appointment, Mr. Beshta had not worked in internal affairs bodies for 11 years. In 1994, he resigned from the position of deputy head of the criminal investigation department of the regional police department and worked in various commercial structures all this time. \n
Tremble, organized crime! (New deputy head of UBOZ introduced)
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