Pseudo-volunteers sold cars in Kharkiv region that were brought from Europe under the guise of humanitarian aid
Kyiv • UNN
Representatives of charitable foundations in Poltava and Uman imported cars from Europe to Ukraine under the guise of humanitarian aid and then sold them in Kharkiv region via Internet platforms.
A group of of people who made money on humanitarian aid. This was reported by the head of the of the Kharkiv Police Investigation Department, Serhiy Bolvinov, reports UNN.
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Law enforcement officers exposed representatives of charitable foundations in Poltava and Uman. They were importing cars from Europe under the guise of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Ukraine under the guise of humanitarian aid, and then sold them in Kharkiv Kharkiv region through online platforms.
During the searches of the dozens of license plates and documents for the cars were seized.
The pre-trial investigation is ongoing, we will notify of suspicion under the article "Illegal use of humanitarian aid for profit" after the examinations are completed. We believe that the offenders acted by prior conspiracy, a group of persons - the sanction of the article provides for imprisonment for a term of five to seven years in prison
In addition, law enforcement officers found that the man who was involved in the sale of low-quality armored plates to the plates for eight thousand hryvnias each to the Voentorg store.