Tyumen reports a search at the deputy head of the economic police department

Search in Tyumen: what is known

A search was carried out in Tyumen at the home of the deputy head of the economic police department. This is reported by the local portal 72.RU citing sources; the outlet notes that the information has not been officially confirmed. According to one of the sources, the search took place 'ten days ago or more' — that is, around late October — early November 2026. The portal's correspondents sent official inquiries, but no responses had been received by the time of publication.

The officer's status and the absence of official information

Another source of the portal said that the law enforcement officer is currently still on duty and does not have suspect status. Thus, at this point the matter concerns only the very fact of the search, known from unconfirmed sources: neither the subject of the investigation nor any possible claims against the officer have been made public, and the agency has not commented. The key questions — the reason for the search and its results — remain open.

Context: similar reports in other regions

Gazeta.Ru, in the same publication, recalls other recent reports not directly related to the Tyumen case. In late October, it was reported that searches were conducted at the home of the former deputy head of the Interior Ministry directorate for Naberezhnye Chelny, Marat Faizov, detained on suspicion of unlawful refusals in fraud cases. The search took place on the morning of October 20 in the elite village of 'Chally Yar'; law enforcement officers seized documents and valuables. Faizov is suspected in a criminal case with two counts of abuse of office with aggravating circumstances, which carries a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison. It was also previously reported that a former deputy governor of Rostov Region is suspected of fraud schemes worth 1.9 billion rubles. Unlike these cases, no charges have been brought against the Tyumen officer so far.