Helped evade service for six thousand dollars: representative of public organization detained in Vinnytsia region
In Vinnytsia region, law enforcement officers detained a representative of a public organization who promised to help evade military service in exchange for money. For $6,000, he offered to influence the leadership of a military unit and resolve the issue of a serviceman’s dismissal.
This was reported by the National Police of Ukraine.
This is an employee of the department of the committee for combating corruption and organized crime of the all-Ukrainian public organization. According to police, instead of exposing corruption schemes, the man organized his own illegal activities.
Law enforcement officers established that the defendant promised to influence the leadership of the military unit for $6,000 in order to exempt a serviceman from service. The detention occurred while receiving an illegal benefit.
With the forceful support of the KORD and a special police company, a representative of a public organization was detained red-handed. During the searches, law enforcement officers seized $6,000 received as an illegal benefit, an ID card of an employee of the Committee for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime of the VGO, mobile phones, and a car.
The organizer of the corruption scheme was detained under Article 208 of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine. He was charged under Article 369-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine for abuse of influence, after which the suspect was taken into custody.
The day before, employees of the Security Service of Ukraine exposed and liquidated a large-scale mobilization evasion scheme in Kyiv .
Previously, the SBU, together with the National Police, eliminated three more schemes for illegal mobilization evasion and detained four organizers of the transactions in different regions of the country.
As a reminder, in December, the SBU and the National Police exposed eight more organizers of mobilization evasion schemes in various regions of Ukraine. The dealers issued fake medical certificates or smuggled men abroad in exchange for large bribes.
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