In Irkutsk and Bratsk, 13 members of a drug gang were detained, which investigators say was led by 44 year old Natasha, successor to the Roma drug baron Fedy Zolotaya Ruchka. During the operation, seven kilos of pure drug were found in a relative's house, and the suspects had expensive houses, cars, apartments and land with no official jobs. Details on how officers gathered evidence and why the suspects thought they were untouchable are in the article.
At present, 13 people involved in the trade have been arrested. The 44-year-old Natasha turned out to be the successor of the Gypsy drug baron Fedya Zolotaya Ruchka. The woman is the organizer of large-scale supplies of banned substances in the cities of the Baikal region. The police carried out the arrest operation simultaneously in the Third Settlement of the Irkutsk HPP and in Bratsk.In Irkutsk, in the house of Natasha the Gypsy’s relative, seven kg of undiluted drugs were found in a gas cylinder. The members of the drug gang own expensive houses, cars, apartments, and plots of land, and officially none of them has ever worked anywhere.
As Anton Kutishchev, head of the operational service of the Directorate of the Russian Federal Drug Control Service for the Irkutsk Region, said, during the documentation of Timofeeva’s criminal activity, the operatives got the impression of a certain impunity and untouchability of this woman. However, we have gathered enough evidence to bring all members of the criminal group to criminal responsibility. At present, all of them are under arrest.