Бойцы Вневедомственной охраны Росгвардии борются с незаконным завладением имущества граждан.

A special vehicle protection system helps with this. Our film crew conducted an experiment to test how it works, how quickly officers would arrive to help, and whether it was possible to evade their pursuit. A security system was installed on a journalist's car. An attempt to illegally seize the vehicle was then simulated. Contrary to popular belief, the chase was short-lived. The unsuspecting officers followed instructions strictly and did not stand on ceremony with the potential bandit. The situation was later clarified for all responding officers. Vehicle protection is not the only function of the officers. "The non-departmental security unit is part of the Russian National Guard. They perform the same tasks as the Russian National Guard. These include maintaining public order, ensuring public safety, and, among other things, protecting the property of individuals and organizations under contracts. Specifically, we provide protection for property owners, regardless of their ownership, including vehicle security," explained Sergei Gorbovoy, Deputy Head of the Russian National Guard's Non-Departmental Security Directorate for Stavropol Krai. In general, the best way to protect your car from theft or illegal possession is the owner's own vigilance. You simply need to make it a rule to remember to lock your car after leaving, not leave valuables in plain sight, park only in well-lit areas, and perhaps even use a paid parking lot. Then you won't have to resort to the security services. Incidentally, this year, on October 29, the Russian National Guard's Non-Departmental Security Service celebrates its 67th anniversary. But even on their professional holiday, non-departmental security personnel will continue to stand guard over security and order.