Supply of low-quality clothing for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Roman Hrynkevych brought to the courtroom
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Roman Hrynkevych, suspected of supplying low-quality clothing to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was taken to court to be tried as a preventive measure.
Roman Hrynkevych, suspected of supplying low-quality clothing to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was brought to Kyiv's Pechersk District Court for a pre-trial restraint, UNN reports.
The suspect, Roman Hrynkevych, is currently in the courtroom. He tries to cover his face and does not answer journalists' questions.
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Earlier it became known that the prosecution would request his arrest with an alternative of bail in the amount of 500 million.
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On January 18, the son of Lviv businessman Ihor Hrynkevych, Roman Hrynkevych, was put on the wanted list. He is a suspect in the case of fraud with clothing for the Armed Forces worth UAH 1 billion.
On January 17, the Office of the Prosecutor General reported to UNNthat law enforcement officers were establishing the whereabouts of Roman Hrynkevych in order to choose a measure of restraint.
On January 17, the State Bureau of Investigation served a notice of suspicion to a Lviv businessman, one of the largest suppliers to the Ministry of Defense, and members of a criminal organization in a case involving UAH 1 billion worth of clothing for the Armed Forces. In particular, it concerns Ihor Hrynkevych and his son Roman.
Ihor Hrynkevych has the status of a suspect in another case - an attempted bribe. On December 29, 2023, SBI officers detained a Lviv businessman while he was trying to bribe one of the heads of the SBI's Main Investigation Department. The $500,000 was offered for assistance in returning property seized from companies under his control during the investigation of criminal proceedings. He is currently in custody.
