>Who would have thought — Cops in Russia, taped in Moscow and Leningrad.

It’s interesting if only to see the conditions in which they live. With the influx of immigrates from Russia to the surrounding area as of late, it’s applicable to me as far as being aware to what they may be coming from. I can’t say I’ve had an involved enough conversation with any Russian immigrants thus far to see exactly where they’re immigrating from but this at least gives a good look at Moscow and Leningrad. So far it looks very 80s, are rubles even still used?

It’s a different cops then I’m used to seeing, I’m riveted. The cops are a bit rougher, and so far it seems that any murder suspects simply wait to be caught. They don’t try to go anywhere, they may move the body, but otherwise they wait.

• knife fight @ trade school
  
  “the girls are always the center of such fights”

• driving a motorcycle w/o a license, running from police
  
  “this carries a fine of 300 rubles, 5 year license suspension, and 2 years in a labor camp”

• 2 lovebirds?
  
  locked the doors on police, took off with them on the hood
  
  “I’m not going to give you my key, you have no rights! Oh yeah I do, so now I’ll get in your car and together we’ll go to the police station.”

• serving a warrant
  
  “we are now going to serve a warrant on a woman who picks up men in order to rob them”