Due to extremely low wages for the Russian police force, it has created corruption within the organisation, instead of preventing corruption within the country. Examples of corruption within the police force can be shown through bribes in order to be let go,  

The rights situation in Crimea "has significantly deteriorated under Russian occupation," the UN Human Rights Office says in the September 25 report, also citing disappearances, infringements of the Geneva Conventions, and violations of international law.
"There is an urgent need for accountability for human rights violations and abuses and for providing the victims with redress," UN rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said in a statement.

Authoritarian – policing is centralised and militarised with legitimacy based on government force. Significant focus on controlling dissent, which is often repressed brutality, including through torture and extra judicial killings. 

The Russian police are seen as Authoritarian due to the recent reform in 2011 as they are federal-level institution. Therefore, this shows that the Russian police force is largely controlled by the government.