A representative from the Lviv Municipal Council is suspected of delivering misleading accounts to the NABU and making untrue declarations. He fabricated artificial proof for his defense and included a made-up loan in his declaration.
A council member from one of the Lviv region’s local governments has been notified that he’s suspected of knowingly giving incorrect statements to NABU investigators and reporting inaccurate details. UNN communicates this information, citing the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
Details
As determined by the inquiry, he presented untrue testimony concerning the signing of a borrowing arrangement, purportedly to legitimize the origin of the accused official’s possessions. In reality, he contrived phony evidence for his own safeguard.
Additionally, he inserted incorrect data into his own 2024 tax filing, indicating a non-existent borrowing to a separate entity. He also employed a falsified agreement and initiated legal action to retrieve a debt that didn’t exist.
The actions attributed to the suspect are classified under the ensuing sections of the Criminal Code of Ukraine:
- Section 2 of Article 384 (misleading a legal court or any other body authorized to act);
- Section 4 of Article 358 (utilization of a deliberately falsified piece of paperwork);
- Section 2 of Article 366-2 (reporting untrue details).
He may be sentenced to a prison term ranging from two to five years.
We will remind you
The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine has lodged a lawsuit with the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court with the goal of confiscating assets belonging to the former People’s Deputy and betrayer, Oleg Tsarev.