The neural network caught at the stations of St. Petersburg robber, fugitive and alimony

In St. Petersburg, transport police using the facial recognition system “Sphere” identified three men who were on the federal wanted list. Violators were identified on the territory of the Baltic, Vitebsk and Finnish railway stations, the press service of the UT of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the NWFD reported.

The first defendant was noticed on Monday, November 9, at the Baltic railway station. They turned out to be a 37-year-old resident of Karelia, who since October this year was wanted by police in the Segezha district on suspicion of robbery.

Two more men were identified on Tuesday, November 10. In the morning at the Vitebsk station patrol stopped 44-year-old St. Petersburg — he was hiding from the court in the Pushkin district in the status of defendant. In the evening of the same day, a 45-year-old local resident was found in the light hall of the Finnish railway station. Since November, the police of the Petrograd district were looking for him for non-payment of alimony.

Information about all identified citizens has already been transferred to the initiators of the search.