The Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court recognized as unsubstantiated assets worth 2.4 million hryvnias belonging to National Police officer Denys Tsvietkov. As a result, his apartment was confiscated, writes UNN with reference to the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.
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On July 18, 2025, the Appeals Chamber of the HACC satisfied the appeal of the SAP prosecutor against the HACC decision of March 31, 2025, and adopted a new decision, which recognized as unsubstantiated assets totaling UAH 2.4 million belonging to D. Tsvietkov, an officer of the central apparatus of the National Police of Ukraine. This refers to an apartment in Kyiv with an area of 82.5 sq. m.
It is noted that the decision of the Appeals Chamber of the HACC enters into legal force from the moment of its pronouncement.
Earlier it was reported that, according to the inspection data, an officer of the central apparatus of the National Police of Ukraine purchased an apartment in Kyiv. The purchase of this property was allegedly made with funds borrowed from the police officer's mother, who, in turn, also borrowed from a third party.
However, an analysis of the income of the participants in these legal relations did not establish official sources of the specified funds. Given the above, the prosecutor filed a lawsuit with the court for the confiscation of the apartment to the state.
It should be noted that the lawsuit was based on NAZK materials and evidence collected as a result of the SAP's own powers.
Reference
According to paragraph 10, part 1, article 77 of the Law of Ukraine "On the National Police", a person must be dismissed from police service in case of a court decision entering into legal force regarding bringing to responsibility for committing an administrative offense related to corruption, or a criminal offense, as well as a court decision on recognizing his assets or assets acquired on his behalf by other persons or in other cases provided for in article 290 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine, as unsubstantiated and their recovery to the state.
Addition
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