'Ghost' Registered Land Worth UAH 30 Million in Dnipro and Drew Salary From State Budget
Activists from Virok came for him, but were too late.
In Dnipro, a “ghost” worked as a state cadastral registrar, on whose behalf land plots worth more than UAH 30 million were registered. This was reported by activist Vasyl Krutchak on his Facebook page.
The Dnipropetrovsk prosecutor's office, together with the SBU, has already halted the illegal activity. According to the investigation, officials entered into a preliminary conspiracy and, using forged documents, appointed a non-existent person to the position and issued them an access key. Powers were exercised by one of the participants in the crime. The “ghost” even received a salary from budget funds.
Law enforcement officers uncovered 14 instances of illegal state registration of communal property land plots with a total area of about 2.8 hectares worth more than UAH 30 million.
An investigation is underway under Part 3 of Article 190, Part 2 of Article 364, and Part 1 of Article 358 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (fraud committed on a large scale, abuse of office resulting in grave consequences, use of forged documents). All those involved in the crime are being identified.
In connection with this, activists of the public movement “Virok” decided to personally visit deputy head of department in Dnipro Selena Volodymyrivna Vaisberg and help “catch the ghost”.
Vaisberg said the “ghost” had already gone to resign, and also called the police on the activists. Public activists noted that she has a new iPhone 11.
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