Detective - Fixer

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Detective - Fixer

15 September 2022 | 434 views

According to the research of KRIONI (c) in the Russian Federation there are no more than 380-406 detectives whose activities can be called Expert. 

Another 400 individual entrepreneurs from 820 provide services to the detective, although based on a license, but without registration in the Unified State Register of Enterprises (EGRIP). 

Foreign statistics are consistently correlated with Russian statistics. Of the 25 domestic detectives who are registered in international detective associations - only 13 Persons have can provide detective services .... (Fig.1)

Figure 1 Statistics on detective organizations in the Russian Federation, operating from 1996 to 2022. Click on the image to enlarge the file.

«Detective Reshaly» (professional "reshaly" (most use the term "reshalschik") incompetent, violating the code of professional ethics entrepreneur, operating without a license, providing informal services in circumvention of special legislation, bypassing the control of Rosgvardia, FNS, but through the mediation of friends in the investigation agencies, inquiry, etc. 

When a customer is required to find information within an expedited period of time that discloses a family, official or State secret, but in this case, being a citizen of another country or poorly educated (or a person with low education), he is not fully aware That such information is provided by the investigator illegally, then appears «Detective Reshaly». 

For a decent fee, the "reshalschik" is ready to render «necessary» services through the mediation of the contacts developed in law enforcement agencies. He will not tell the customer about all the illegality of his request, but almost always puts a bigger and more often harmful to the resolution of the case list of those services. 

When you calculate, a reshalschik like that will sign a receipt for 50% of the unwarranted reward for a service he hasn’t done yet.

This form of criminal interaction benefits only the solving detective, as he alone receives a reward almost free of charge for a poorly done job, complying with the formal civil procedure.