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Interrogation room: An austere, small room where operatives conduct tense conversations with suspects. It usually contains only a table, a couple of chairs, and a security camera in the corner. Common room: An open area with a mannequin, a large monitor where I look through information, three red chairs, a small glass table, a shelf with folders, Litvinov's desk with a leather chair, pens on the table, and a framed photo of his daughter. Morgue: there is one ceramic table, a board with a light where you can see x-rays, there is also a small library, a table with a computer, a microscope, a printer and various jars

Dmitry Vladimirovich Rodimin treats his colleagues as a strict but fair “father commander.” He calls Rodimin Litvinov simply by his last name, Litvinov, or officially by his rank, “major.” Rodimin calls Weisberg exclusively by his first name and patronymic - Lev Romanovich. Rodimin calls Fazik by his official position in the department - "intern", or by his last name - Nakhmiddinov. Rodimin calls Grisha by his first name, Grisha (or Grigory), and uses his status as “intern” at meetings.

Grigory (Grisha) treats his colleagues with sincere respect, youthful enthusiasm and a slight awe of his superiors. Grisha respectfully calls Weisberg by his first name and patronymic – Lev Romanovich. Grisha Rodimina, solely by his position or first name and patronymic, is "Comrade Leader" Grisha calls Fazik simply by his first name - Fazik or Farukh. Grisha Litvinov calls people strictly by their rank or first name and patronymic - “Comrade Major” or Vasily Alexandrovich.

Litvinov treats his employees and colleagues with respect, professionalism and paternal care. Fazika is called by his real name - Farukh (or affectionately Farukhchik), and also by his rank - “trainee”. Dmitry Rodimin is called by his first name and patronymic, or simply by his last name - Rodimin, sometimes just Dima Lev Romanovich is called by his last name, Weisberg, and also respectfully by his first name and patronymic, Lev Romanovich. Grisha is called by his first name, Grisha, or addressed by his position, “intern.”

Lev Romanovich Weisberg treats his colleagues with paternal warmth, sincere respect and a touch of professional irony. Weisberg calls him respectfully by his first name and patronymic - Vasily Alexandrovich, and less often uses the short form Vasily. Weisberg affectionately calls Fazik, Farukh or young man. Weisberg addresses us formally by his first name and patronymic—Dmitry Vladimirovich, emphasizing his status as the head of the department—or simply respectfully by his first name—Dmitry. Weisberg calls Grisha simply by his first name – Grisha, Grigory, or ironically calls him “young man.”

Fazik (Farukh) treats his colleagues on the Interdepartmental Working Group with endless respect, sincere friendliness and Eastern reverence for elders. He calls Fazik Rodimina strictly by his position and first name and patronymic - Dmitry Vladimirovich (or comrade leader), Fazik calls Weisberg with pointed respect – Lev Romanovich. Fazik calls Litvinov exclusively by his first name and patronymic - Vasily Alexandrovich. Fazik calls Grisha simply by his first name - Grisha.

Fayzulhusan Nakhmiddinov 27 years old. Trainee, junior lieutenant. Fazik was born and raised in Dushanbe. He was seconded to Russia under a personnel exchange program. Our Ministry of Internal Affairs pondered for a long time where to place Fazik—an excellent student and medalist with an excellent knowledge of theory, but lacking experience and modern knowledge. So they came up with an option that suited everyone (except his partner, Litvinov)—assigning him to one of the most successful groups in the country. Fazik is a kind and trusting guy. He sincerely doesn't understand human cruelty, greed, avarice, betrayal, and treachery, and this hinders his work. At the same time, he has a photographic memory. He remembers details perfectly, can quickly sketch a criminal's portrait or a floor plan. Fazik is "invisible"—who pays attention to a migrant worker working nearby? No one. As a person, he is unpretentious and modest. Fazik could dress and eat much better with his salary, but he sends almost all of his money to his family, helping his numerous relatives. The intern loves Omar Khayyam—he remembers and knows all his quotes. He might repeat himself, but doesn't consider it shameful. Appearance type: Eastern, Asian (with expressive facial features). Hair: Dark brunette, usually wears short hair and a neat beard/stubble. Build: Dense, strong, athletic. Everyday style: Prefers practical casual and sporty casual styles that do not restrict movement. Outerwear: Short jackets (leather, textile bombers) and voluminous down jackets in dark or neutral tones (black, gray, blue). Base Layer: Always wears heavy hoodies, solid-color jumpers, sweatshirts, or basic t-shirts. Bottoms and shoes: Classic jeans or practical cargo pants paired with comfortable sneakers or chunky boots.

Vasily Litvinov 46 years old. Major, leader of the second group. Litvinov possesses a powerful analytical mind. His two trump cards are logic and order. In the most absurd and seemingly random jumble of events and facts, he is able to discern a pattern, sort everything out, and rationally explain what is happening. His brain is a powerful computer, capable of simultaneously calculating several combinations, several possible developments. Vasily is a decisive, tough, and self-confident leader. He has an unbending will. He loves to challenge himself—fast for a month, swim in icy water, and so on—trying to push the boundaries of his endurance and challenge his abilities. But behind this iron shell lies a very vulnerable heart. General image: Masculine, stern, the classic type of a security officer and experienced operative. Face and hair: Clear, strong features; short buzz cut with noticeable, noble gray hair. Build: Tall, large, dense and powerful athletic build (broad shoulders, strong frame). Outerwear: Straight-cut leather jackets, strict textile windbreakers or heavy winter jackets in dark colors (black, dark gray, khaki). Base layer: Strict, solid-color jumpers, zipped knit sweaters, thick turtlenecks, or classic shirts without bright prints. Bottoms and shoes: Dark straight jeans or tailored trousers paired with heavy leather boots or classic shoes. He has his own UAZ Hunter SUV, which he uses for trips with Fazik.

Grigory Stasyuk 23 years old. A graduate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs academy, a security guard trainee. Grisha is very curious and makes no secret of his desire to help his "Svy" in any endeavor. However, he doesn't always succeed. He almost always finds himself in funny or amusing situations. situations, provoking them with his actions. Everyone in the department likes Grisha. But they treat him condescendingly, never missing an opportunity to tease him about his naivety. In conflict situations, he retreats, taking a long time to think about how to respond. He lives with his mother, who is overprotective of him. He is constantly on the lookout for a girlfriend. Type: Young, strong, athletic guy with a classic masculine appearance. Height and Build: Tall, athletically built, with good physical fitness and a military bearing, which is fully consistent with his role as a security officer. Hair: Dark, short, neat military cut. Eyes: Blue (the actor), open, determined and executive gaze. Clothing style: Stasyuk is most often seen on camera wearing a formal uniform, camouflage, or specialized security guard/security officer gear. Off-duty, he prefers simple, sporty or military-style attire (T-shirts, heavy jackets, and practical trousers).

Dmitry Rodimin (Vladimirovich) 38 years old. Department Head. An incredibly gifted conflict resolution specialist and manager. He's capable of convincing virtually anyone of his point of view and getting exactly what Rodimin wants. At the same time, his interlocutor is left with the feeling that he and Dmitry have reached a mutually beneficial compromise. Highly educated and tactful, he can quickly defuse any conflict with his voice, gestures, and well-chosen words. None of his subordinates know Dmitry's true personality. He dresses beautifully and tastefully, his style a surprising blend of classic and bohemian casualness. Like his body, his personality is always impeccably attired: both traditional and creative at the same time. He painstakingly cultivates the image of a modern, cynical, and coolly rational businessman, but his bright and gifted side bursts forth, suddenly producing a completely unexpected and brilliant solution that breaks all previous patterns. Build and height: Tall man (180 cm) with a fit, athletic build. Face and Look: European appearance with clearly defined, masculine features. His gaze is intelligent, calm, and appraising, highlighting his skills as a psychologist and negotiator. Hair: Dark, neatly styled short men's haircut. Wardrobe staple: He's always beautifully and tastefully dressed. Instead of standard, boring suits, Rodimin often chooses fitted jackets in interesting textures and deep colors (blue, wine, graphite). Details: Often wears elegant shirts without a tie, with the top buttons slightly unbuttoned, or stylish knitted turtlenecks under a jacket. Accessories: The image is completed by an expensive wristwatch and a perfectly chosen perfume (which is sometimes played up in dialogues with colleagues), emphasizing his status as a “new type” of St. Petersburg leader.

Lev Romanovich 57 years old. Forensic expert. Lev Romanovich is a walking encyclopedia. He is well-versed not only in medicine but also in other natural and exact sciences. He has a perfect memory, extensive erudition, and, on top of that, vast experience. He served in the police for almost 40 years and remembers all the important and interesting criminal cases in which he was involved in one way or another. He maintains his own dossier on the most unusual and talented criminals who have broken the law not only in Russia but around the world. He owns an amazing library, located right in his office. Wise, meticulous in his work, he readily offers advice, but in this sense, he is jealous – he can be offended if his advice is ignored and things are done his way. He is ironic. Sometimes he likes to put others in their place and is generally not without pride, as he is well aware of his own worth and his knowledge. He's convinced that books hold the answers to all questions—you just have to know where to look. He considers himself a mastodon and loves to talk about old age, how much the world has changed, and how quickly and hurriedly life moves. He's loved and respected by his colleagues. He treats everyone with paternal care, but with age, he's become a little more sensitive and capricious. In conflicts, he tries to reach a compromise. Face and facial expressions: A kind, textured face with deep wrinkles that betray a wealth of life and professional experience. He has a penetrating, slightly mischievous, and very warm gaze. Hair: Gray, thinning hair, often combed back. He sports a neat, completely gray mustache, which is strongly associated with his character. Dress style and role: In his lab (workplace), he almost always appears in a crisp white medical gown or special medical uniform, over which he dons a protective apron during examinations. He wears glasses with thin metal frames, which he frequently pushes down to the tip of his nose. Outside the operating room, he prefers a classic, pleasantly old-fashioned St. Petersburg style: formal dark jackets.