All Russian news flashed the name, familiar from the 90's: Pasha light chasers, repeatedly convicted criminal businessman, received a new term. Remember, as said Gleb Zheglov in the famous film? "Strange you people, thieves. Like dogs, bugs, no name, no family, some filthy klikuhi". Of course, bandit could be a pedigree, but it "drove" his card.
Here are just some of the colourful nicknames of "authorities", known more than their names.
Pasha Color Music
Vilor Stroganov (b. 1962 or 1964)
The name stands for Vilor: "Vladimir Ilyich Lenin – organizer of revolution." Most Struganova it apparently didn't like, so he began to call himself Paul. The "light show" was famous for his nervous blink, like a TIC.
Frame from the record of 2001, when he was aiming at members of the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk region:
A frame from the video of the arrest in 2014:
Jap
Vyacheslav Ivankov (1940-2009)
Got a nickname for "Japanese" eyes. According to one version, dubbed him the "authority" of the Mongols, whose gang Ivankov was one of the bosses.
Jap and his wife Faina Komissar, 2005:
Mongol
Gennady Karkov (1930-1994)
Soviet kingpin, with Asian appearance, which explains the nickname. By the way, in addition to jap, his chief assistants were Bitumin and Executioner. The first soldering iron melted the asphalt and splashed into the faces of the victims. Second, mentally ill felon who arranged the torture.
Bob Rose
Vasily Khristoforov (b. 1972)
Was the right hand of the notorious Ded Hassan (Aslan Usoyan; killed in 2013) and the Keeper of the common Fund.
Serezha Sturgeon, Serge Bentley, a Thief-in-glamour
Sergey Asatryan (b. 1987)
The youngest member of the clan Batrakov (father – Georgian authority, known as Sturgeon or Edik Tbilisi) is the youngest of the thieves in the law. Was "crowned" in 21 known members of the thieves environment, among which were Ded Hasan, Yaponchik, and Rose. In August 2014 he was beaten by Dagestan "shielding" the motor show in Moscow, which he tried to "crush", and in September detained during criminal gatherings in one of capital restaurants.
Sasha Light
Alexander Okunev, born Brickman (b. 1962)
To make it to the criminal elite, changed his Jewish name, concluding fictitious marriage. Himself was called Light, and justify the nickname, "plant" with a half-turn and just using brutal force.
Kostya Mogila
Konstantin Yakovlev (1954-2003)
Was an equally significant figure for the criminal of St. Petersburg, as a project for Moscow. And started an influential tycoon with the digging of graves in the South cemetery – from there the nickname. This part of his life is overgrown with legends: one, he was digging a hole for a record 40 minutes, on the other, controlled the cemetery and was the local "fixer", in the third, helped the lads to hide in other people's graves corpses.
Now Grave, shot 12 years ago in Moscow, and he is buried at Petersburg cemetery, though not in the South and the North.
Tyurik, Ture, Projectionist
Vladimir Tyurin (b. 1958)
It is clear from the first two nicknames. As a Projectionist, he was called after he was convicted in 1985 for underground the showing of pornographic films.
Sylvester
Sergey Timofeev (1955-1994)
The future founder of the Orekhovskaya OPG since childhood, fond of sports: swinging, practiced on the horizontal bar, and with 20 years engaged in melee combat, and later even worked as a sports instructor in the structures of the housing. Sylvester was named in honor of the famous actor-"rolling" Stallone.
Circus
Oleg Pirogov (b. 1977)
According to legend, got his nickname because of phony transcripts of the student of the circus school, which was covered in the military age to have not taken into the army.
These identity thieves also better known by nicknames than by their names:
Sergey Mikhailov – Mihas
Alexey Petrov (Suvorov) – Petrik, Leon Sly
Alexander Solonik – Alexander The Great
Zachary Kalash – Shakro Young
Alexey Sherstobitov – Alex Soldier
Rustam Ravilov Roma Marshall
Mikhail Voevodin – Misha Luzhnetsky
Oleksandr Tymoshenko – Timokha, Bulbash
Vyacheslav Shestakov – Plum
Vladimir Kitaev Khan
Alexander Nabokov – Of Banako
Andrey Golubev SKIF
Vitaly Izgilov – Beast
Sergei Butorin – Osia
Vladimir Zyatkov – Son-In-Law
Oleg Mukhametshin – Fly
Konstantin Borisov – Crutch
Vladimir Ozersky Zuzya
Valery Dlugach – Globus
Source www.anews.com/ru/post/22184778/