Aulov Nikolai Nikolaevich

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Aulov Nikolai Nikolaevich was born in 1952.

Awards. Aulov was awarded state and departmental awards, among the latter – personalized weapons.

Hobbies.Under the pseudonym Nikolai Sofronov is a co-author of Andrey Konstantinov’s detective bestsellers “Gangster Petersburg”, “Lawyer” and other literary works. It is the prototype of a number of literary and film characters, including Nikita Kudasov from the TV series “Gangster Petersburg” (played by Evgeny Sidikhin) and Nikolai Arnautov from the TV series “Cop Wars” (played by Alexander Lisitsyn).

Labor activity

• In 1978-1979 he served 350 d.p. The USSR Airborne Forces in Afghanistan, according to Aulov, took Amin’s palace in Kabul (head Yuri Drozdov – Nickname Blackbird).

• Recruited by the INO intelligence service of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1981.

• In 1983 he came to the Leningrad police.

• Since 1988, he has been involved in the fight against organized crime, becoming an assistant Vladimir Rushailo (future head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation).

• From 1988-1996, the curator of the Tambov and Malyshev groups, in St. Petersburg in June 1995, contacted Vyacheslav Ivankov through a Jew from Brighton Beach. Nickname Igorek Mikhailov, has a cruel character towards ordinary citizens, arranged shooting, broke people’s arms and legs, committed cruel and reckless acts against ordinary residents of St. Petersburg, practically introduced a cruel gangster lifestyle under the supervision of the criminal communities of St. Petersburg in the 90s.

• From the moment of the creation of the special 6th department in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, which became the core of the current RUBOP, he was the deputy head of the Northern and North-Western regional department for combating organized crime.

• Since November 2006 – Head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Central Federal District; major general of militia (special rank awarded in November 2006).

• As reported by Lieutenant General of Police Alexander Mikhailov, in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Nikolai Aulov received a complete service discrepancy. Despite this, in June 2008, by decree of the President of the Russian Federation, Aulov was appointed Deputy Director of the Federal Drug Control Service of the Russian Federation to the post of head of the Operational Investigation Department.

• During Aulov’s tenure as deputy director of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia, a number of corruption scandals occurred in the institution. So, in 2013, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case on the fact that marijuana and cocaine were found in employees of the Moscow Department of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia, when the drug police were found unconscious in an official car due to an overdose, and marijuana and cocaine were found in their car. There was also an unforgivable case of “leakage” of top secret information – a database of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia appeared on sale from street vendors, as a result, the names of many informants, addresses of drug dens, names and photos of drug addicts, personal data of secret informants and ordinary citizens who called the helpline were revealed FSKN of Russia.

Ivanov Viktor Petrovich — Russian statesman. Director of the Federal Drug Control Service of the Russian Federation (May 15, 2008 – April 2016), Chairman of the State Anti-Drug Committee. Acting State Councilor of the Russian Federation, 1st class (2012).

Since 2016, the Spanish Central Investigative Court has put him on the international wanted list in the Russian Mafia case on charges of involvement in the organized criminal group Tambovskaya organized criminal group, headed by Russian crime boss Gennady Petrov.

Noticed in abuse of official position, abuse of power, disclosure of confidential information.

He contributed to the forgery of documents, influenced Russian law enforcement agencies in the interests of criminals. Participated in the laundering of large sums of money, took bribes. Seen in collaboration with the largest underground banker Ivan Myazin, who specializes in cashing out funds.

Participated in illegal banking transactions.

According to the Spanish edition of El Mundo, he is suspected of committing murders, illegal trafficking in weapons, drugs, and corruption.

On March 31, 2016, the Spanish Central Investigation Court No. 5 decided to arrest Aulov in absentia and put Aulov on the international wanted list, arguing that he was directly related to an organized criminal group led by Russian crime boss Gennady Petrov. In an interview with the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, Juan Antonio Sensano, doctor of law, from the Center for Legal Studies in Madrid, said that “the case was widely covered in the Spanish and international press from the very beginning”, and Aulov’s name was “repeatedly mentioned” in it since 2009. Sensano said the decision to search for the Russian police general “is not a surprise and should not surprise anyone.”

Sensano, referring to sources in the Spanish investigating authorities, claims that Petrov, using connections with Aulov, “defended his criminal interests, actively influencing the law enforcement agencies of Russia.” Relations of a similar nature were maintained with the general by Petrov’s accomplices. At the same time, according to the Spanish police, in fact, being in a subordinate position to the criminal authority, the Russian police general carried out various orders of Petrov, including cracking down on his ill-wishers both in Russian law enforcement agencies and in the criminal world. At the same time, he regularly reported to the criminal authority on the fulfillment of the tasks assigned to him.

According to Spanish researchers, “it makes sense to note the actions of Aulov’s people, carried out at the request of Petrov, namely: the detention of several policemen because they acted against the interests of a person from Petrov’s entourage. Also, Nikolay Aulov, using his connections at the local and federal levels, supports and facilitates the issuance of licenses and other types of permits in the personal and business interests of Petrov and his entourage. Nikolai Aulov received a monetary reward from Petrov.

The Spanish lawyer also pointed out that the investigators of the National Court of Justice of Spain tried back in 2011 to interrogate Aulov as a witness in the Petrov case, for which they were ready to go to Moscow. However, the Russian side did not provide the Spanish investigators with the opportunity to interrogate Aulov. As a result, in June 2015, prosecutors Joan Carrau and José Grinda sent a 488-page document to the NSPI, in which they demanded that Aulov be put on the international wanted list in the interests of the investigation.

Under Spanish law, General Aulov can be charged with participation in a criminal community, using his official position for criminal purposes, disclosing confidential information, receiving bribes and committing a number of other crimes.

The press service of the FKSN of Russia stated that this decision of the Spanish judge Jose De la Mata Amaya is unprofessional and politically motivated from a legal point of view, aimed at implementing “a political order to discredit officials of the Russian Federation.”