Alexey Lyukov: the first private detective of Yalta

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Alexey Lyukov: the first private detective in Yalta.

Alexey Filippovich Lyukov - a private detective from Yalta, engaged in private investigation since the 88th year. He told us about how it works in Crimea, what changes have occurred in connection with changes on the peninsula and how people are trying to hide in resorts. Also, Aleksey Filippovich is involved in lawmaking and is developing proposals for changes that he shared with our editors.


Alexey Filippovich Lyukov

Alexey Lyukov worked for 10 years in the Yalta criminal investigation department. First in the children's room, then in the special unit, which dealt with crimes against foreign citizens. Knowledge of two languages made it possible to communicate with foreigners without an interpreter and find out more details from the victims. At the same time, employees engaged in the so-called “Fartsovka”, speculators were caught using their own agents /



After his dismissal, he began to work on his own, helping people solve those issues with which the police could not help. He helped establish the real solvency of debtors, collect information about people, and look for the missing. He always insisted that the detective community needed its own law in order to work legally.


Lawmaking

Triumph-Info: How did you come up with the idea of dealing with the laws and promoting the interests of private detectives?

A.F. Lyukov: I have been interested in detective work since the 88th year, and I visited the first event on this topic in the 90th. An international conference “Private Investigation and Security” was held in Klaipeda, where a former GRU officer gathered colleagues from officers, GRU, KGB, and operational police departments. There I met the detective agency Alex, one of the first such cooperatives in Moscow. They gravitated towards union activity, and we began to gather on a regular basis. So I got involved in this story, began to organize conferences here, in Yalta. And then we set the task to create the USSR law “On the basic principles of non-governmental security and detective activities”

Triumph info: Why did you decide to start with the law? When we talked with your friend, Alexander Berezin, he said that he had always been an opponent of legislative restrictions. Guided by the principle of "what is not prohibited is allowed."

A. F. Lyukov: Yes, this is my close friend, we started together. They tried to create their own association of detectives on the basis of the Ukrainian SSR. Well, Sasha has her own opinion. But the law is necessary, there should be a regulation that stipulates the activities of the detective. The current law needs to be redone, it combines two different types of activity - detective and security, and this is not entirely true. I have my own version of the law, as I see it.

The main ideas of the proposal are to expand the legal capabilities, add the concept of "assistant detective", allow the use of weapons, change the licensing procedure, remove the mandatory conclusion of an agreement with the customer.



Crimea features

Aleksey Filippovich claims that after the 14th year, working relations with mainland Ukraine remained unchanged, no one broke off contacts due to rearrangements. “We are not politicians, let those who need it deal with these issues. And we have our own path, we help people where other specialists are powerless, ”- says Alexey Lyukov.

According to him, the political changes didn’t have a big impact on business. Only Crimean detectives got licenses and work legally, which Ukrainian legislation did not allow. In large cities, such as Simferopol, a lot of orders. Yalta is smaller and they are tied to the tourist season, when people have money. In this regard, the opening of the Kerch Bridge, which strengthened the tourist flow, helped in the season Yalta is in traffic jams.

A. F. Lyukov: A typical order for us is a wife who has gone “to her mother”, who is here in Yalta with her lover and thinks that no one will find her. Another example is when one of the parents takes the child during a divorce, contrary to the decision of the court, and tries to hide here. I have to look. And not all orders we can take, first we look at how the customer behaves. If he is on a platoon, he can do something rash, having received evidence of the spouse’s infidelity. So you have to refuse.


As a bonus, Alexei Filippovich sent the surviving bill, which was being prepared for implementation in the USSR. We will leave this artifact here demonstrating the legislative initiatives of the detective community of those times.


The first page of the USSR law "on non-governmental security and detective organizations"

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[НСК-СБ]

Thanks, interesting!

 

[aleksandr]

Very interesting!!!