Court Remands Carthage Suspect Tsenov in Custody, Sets Bail at UAH 15 Mln
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The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court has chosen a precautionary measure for Vitaly Rybaltsi, who is involved in the case of NABU and SAP “Carthage”. He is accused of involvement in a criminal organization linked to the “cover-up” of a network of fraudulent call centers.
The court in Ukraine ordered the arrest of the first deputy head of the strategic investigation department of the National Police, Vladimir Kentov, in the context of the case of fraudulent centres; the station chose a preventive measure of 60 days' detention, with the possibility of a bail of 15 million hryvnias, and handed over to RIA "Novosti" with reference to the Ukrainian television channel "Public." According to the version of the investig…
<p>Volodymyr Tsenov was arrested with a bail of 15 million hryvnias Volodymyr Tsenov was sentenced to 60 days in custody with a bail of 15 million UAH. During searches, he was found $45 thousand.</p>
Court remands Carthage suspect Tsenov in custody, sets bail at UAH 15 mln
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) on Thursday ordered pre-trial detention for Volodymyr Tsenov, first deputy head of the National Police's Strategic Investigations Department and a suspect in a criminal organization exposed by Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities, with bail set at UAH 15 million.
The court has already elected the First Deputy Head of the Strategic Investigations Department of the National Police, Vladimir Kentov, to be held in custody with an alternative to bail of 15 million hryvnias.
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