City Police Series
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Motosquad: Russian motorcycle cops show how to catch suspects | City Police Episode 1
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Traffic Police: Russian motorcycle cops show how to catch suspects | City Police Episode 2
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Water Police: How to catch suspected criminals on the river? | City Police Episode 3. How to catch suspected criminals on the river?
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Moscow Metro | City Police Episode 4. How the Metro police maintain order on crowded stations and in ominous tunnels
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Grom Special Forces | City Police Episode 5. What does it take to become a GROM special forces officer?
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Grom Special Forces (Part 2) | City Police Episode 6. How the GROM squad works a drug case
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Mounted Police | City Police Episode 7. How mounted police catch criminals with grace
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Internal Affairs Ministry University (Part 1) | City Police Episode 8. Learning to keep people safe
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Internal Affairs Ministry University | City Police Episode 9. How evidence can be essential to solving a crime
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Moscow Criminal Intelligence | City Police Series Episode 10. Where high profile crimes are investigated
Water Police: How to catch suspected criminals on the river? | City Police Episode 3. How to catch suspected criminals on the river?
The latest episode of the RT Documentary series City Police examines the work of the Russian Water Police. The captain of a Mongoose patrol boat takes presenter Aleksandr Nosik on board and explains the difference between this boat and others. Aleksandr even gets a chance to steer the awesome river craft. Suddenly they get a message about a suspect who tried to break into the wheelhouse of a boat. What happened next? Could the police catch him?
The main priority of the Russian Transport Police is to maintain public safety on the water. The officer talks about the challenges and how they cooperate with the other emergency services in critical situations. He also describes the difference between the patrol boats. Find out more in a new RT Documentary series City Police. Don’t forget to check each new episodes of the City Police every Monday at 14:00 GMT on the RT Documentary YT Channel or rtd.rt.com.