Shilov Roman Georgievich

A police lieutenant colonel, head of the homicide department of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. Dead bodies, gunfire, chases—all this is the typical workday for the valiant lieutenant colonel. And all would be well, if not for the accursed "werewolves in uniform" who have entrenched themselves at virtually every level of the police hierarchy. They are the ones who constantly try to put a spoke in Shilov's wheel, hoping to rein in the unruly and overly independent operative. As a result, Roman is forced to fight a war on two fronts—either dodging bandits' bullets or hiding from his own colleagues. The concept of honor—both officer's and ordinary, human—is not an empty phrase for him, and a heightened sense of duty prevents him from breaking down and giving in to circumstances.

Appearance - tall, slim and athletic, formal suits, shirts, leather jackets or operational uniforms, emphasizing a businesslike and collected look.

Character:
°Honesty and incorruptibility: Shilov is indifferent to big money and bribes; it is impossible to bribe him.
°Heightened sense of justice: He always protects the law and ordinary people, and takes betrayal very hard.
°Professionalism and intelligence: Possesses brilliant analytical skills, a tough character and experience in operational work.
°Charisma and toughness: Self-confident, harsh with enemies and corrupt bosses, but loyal to his friends and family.

He began his service on the series as a police major, later rising to lieutenant colonel. He served as head of the homicide department of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, and later transferred to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.