He loved to fight, was aggressive, even brutal. After he served in Chechnya, he demobilized, joined OMON, returned to Chechnya, and survived five deployments…
Back in his hometown, he was kicked out of OMON after he arrested and beat up an important man, the city prosecutor’s brother. The “important man” was himself in the wrong, but no one looked into the matter.
This offended Oleg — he easily took offense and, to be honest, he didn’t particularly like the Founders because many of them hadn’t served in the army, didn’t pump iron, and basically didn’t act like men - in his understanding, of course. At night, they painted the town, threw tomatoes, organised concerts that attracted a loud and drunken, hairy, dog-smelling crowd, singing and playing silly songs on the guitar…
“f**k the lot
