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I had a similar experience. Back then, the police were still called милиция. I filed a complaint, and their supervisor promised they would be fired... But in general, I don't want to offend anyone; I know that there are many honest people working in law enforcement, but on the street, I try my best to avoid encounters with law enforcement officers! Because they keep bothering me, demanding my passport, asking where I live, where I'm registered, and if I live in a different district, why and how did I end up here? Once, I was walking past some drunk patrol officers, and one of them, who was probably going to the bathroom, asked me something like where a certain building number was located. And he addressed me as: "Hey, kid...". In general, even though I am an absolutely law-abiding and honest citizen of the Russian Federation, meeting law enforcement officers on the street really stresses me out, even when they just walk by.
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!