Agro-industrial complex facilities have always attracted the attention of criminals due to their weak defenses. Farms often have polyethylene instead of bars on their windows, unreliable latches on dilapidated doors, and a sleeping guard in the utility room. What ideal conditions for committing the perfect crime! This is why law enforcement officers can never be out of work. Almost daily, law enforcement officers conduct raids to prevent the theft of goods and materials from farms, machinery yards, and other agricultural facilities. Since the beginning of the current year's harvest campaign alone, law enforcement officers have carried out nearly 300 checks on the service of guard security. The result is at least a hundred various violations. Meanwhile, law enforcement officers have repeatedly urged the heads of agricultural organizations to be selective in their choice of candidates for the position of guard.

And this is just the tip of the iceberg. Sometimes, banal negligence leads to serious violations of the law. Thus, using his official position and lack of oversight, a tractor driver-machinist of one of the district's agricultural production enterprises "privatized" 180 liters of diesel fuel through a simple scheme. The damage to the enterprise amounted to more than 250 rubles. A criminal case has now been initiated against the enterprising man under Part 1 of Article 211 of the Criminal Code.