theme №1 15.03.1996 (1996)

The program topic: car thefts.

In the studio, TV viewers share stories from their lives - they tell about cases of car thefts that happened to them and their loved ones.

Dmitry Tynkov and Vasily Peredereyev provide statistics on the theft and return of stolen cars in Russia and in Moscow.

They talk about various types of illegal seizure of vehicles: hijacking, theft, robbery, robbery, attacks on drivers, etc.

About the legal difficulties that prevent the arrest of car thieves.

Video story: car thefts.

Traffic flow in the city (spring).

STOP road sign at the traffic police post.

A wrecked car in a snowdrift.

Zaporozhets cars in a snowdrift, in the yard of a house.

Parking lot.

Traffic police post.

Traffic controller.

Road junction signs.

Filming at the traffic police checkpoint.

The traffic inspector inspects the car.

A traffic police patrol officer.

A male prison colony with prisoners.

In the studio, Dmitry Tynkov talks about the penalties that await car thieves.

According to Vasily Peredereev, such "car business" is profitable and ranks second in profitability after illegal drug trafficking.

Participants talk about what they do with stolen cars and how they are sold.

A fragment of the feature film "Akseleratka".

Scene "at the car wash".

According to Dmitry Tynkov, car theft is a well-organized type of criminal activity, in which there is a precise division of responsibilities.

Points out the shortcomings in the Criminal Code, which criminals refer to when they are approached by investigative bodies.

Head of the Main Directorate for Executive Punishment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Alexey Asmetkin (in the studio) names the number of convicts serving prison sentences for crimes related to car theft.

For many, this is not their first sentence.

A video story about underage car thieves.

Folder "Prisoner's personal file".

Copy of the verdict.

Facade of the building.

Sign: "Stage room.

No unauthorized entry".

Men's colony.

Convicts on a walk, in the canteen.

Interviews with convicts: they talk about the income they received for their activities, about various methods of car theft.

Garages.

A man by the open hood of a car.

A technical inspection slip on the windshield.

Security device: a lock on the steering wheel.

Filming by TV of the Ministry of Internal Affairs: discovery of a workshop for remaking stolen cars.

A traffic police inspector checks a car.

Men's colony: lining up for lunch.

Participants of the program provide statistics on thefts in the regions of Russia.

Vasily Peredereyev talks about the detention of several organized groups in Moscow engaged in serial car thefts.

He tells where, when and how frequent car thefts are committed.

He gives advice on how to protect your car from being broken into by intruders.

Fragment of the feature film "Beware of the Car".

In the studio: Journalist Ilya Shvartsburg on toughening the punishment of criminals.

Journalist Valery Yakov on toughening control over the situation by the state.

Head of the Department for Combating Theft and Hijacking of Motor Vehicles of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department Alexey Belov points out the need for a comprehensive approach by both the legislative and executive authorities to develop measures to suppress crimes related to car theft.

Vasily Peredereyev talks about permitted methods of defense and protection of one's own vehicle.

An excerpt from the feature film "Promised Heaven".

The program participants advise on how not to buy a stolen car and how to properly check a foreign car.

What to do if you buy a stolen car.

Plot: car thefts abroad.

European highway.

Car flow on the highway.

Passing through a border control point.

Electronic diagram of road junctions in France.

City highways of various European cities.

Used foreign car sales market.

Passport of a former citizen of the USSR. Counting money.

European bank.

Foreign car manufacturing plant.

Conveyor assembly.

Control center for monitoring traffic cameras in the city.

Participants in the program are distrustful of private firms offering services for searching for stolen vehicles.

They talk about developing and implementing a number of measures aimed at solving and preventing crimes related to theft.

They predict that the situation will worsen in the future.