Robbed Ukrainians under the guise of searches: judged a collaborator from the "Kupyansky Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation" - SBU

The investigation found that in August 2022 he voluntarily joined the occupation "Police Point # 2", which operated in the territory of the temporarily captured community. "Being there in the" position of the investigator ", he was engaged in the factory of" criminal cases "against the locals for further imprisonment of the victims to Russian torture," the statement reads.

Also, the collaborator, along with the armed invaders and their associates, strived to the homes of the Ukrainians and robbed them under the guise of "searches". According to the SBU, during such "raids" the Russians withdrew money, household appliances and other private property. "In the case of resistance, Russian punishments used weapons or stole their homeowners with their families," the security service added.

Thus, the invaders tried to intimidate the inhabitants of the region and suppress the resistance of the Kremlin regime in them. During the release of the district center, the collaborator tried to "lie down to the bottom" to avoid justice. However, it did not hide for a long time - a day after the community was being de -occupying, the SBU staff established its location and detained it.

According to law enforcement officers, a local resident, a former law enforcement officer, who in 2017 was dismissed from health service was a hostile. After the start of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation, he supported the Russian invaders and, "waiting" in Kupyansk, joined the invaders.

"On the basis of the evidence collected by the SBU, the court found the attacker guilty under Part 7 of Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (collaborative activity) and appointed him 13 years in prison with deprivation of the right to occupy positions in law enforcement agencies for a period of 10 years," . The Security Service emphasizes the inevitability of punishment for crimes against our country.