The High Anti-Corruption Court has chosen a preventive measure for the Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration, Petro Olenych. He has been arrested with the possibility of posting bail in the amount of 15 million hryvnias.
This was reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing sources in law enforcement and VAKS on Facebook.
The court's decision stipulates that Olenych will spend at least two months in a detention center if he does not post bail.
Updated 20:40
As noted by the High Anti-Corruption Court, along with Olenych, preventive measures were set for six individuals involved in the land corruption case in Kyiv:
Recall that yesterday, on February 6, NABU and SAP announced that they had uncovered a corruption scheme in the Kyiv City Council.
According to law enforcement information, the scheme involved the Deputy Head of the KCSA, current members of the Kyiv City Council, and others. The organizer is a former City Council member.
NABU did not disclose the names of the individuals involved in the case, but according to sources from RBK-Ukraine, one of the suspects turned out to be the Deputy Head of the KCSA, Petro Olenych.
Law enforcement officials noted that the perpetrators were searching for promising land plots and registering ownership rights to structures that had never existed on those plots.
Subsequently, members of the criminal group submitted a request to the City Council for the right to own the plots, supposedly to service the "structures".
By the way, the court has already chosen a preventive measure for the current member of the Kyiv City Council and two other accomplices suspected of participating in the scheme.