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The Office of the Prosecutor General does not know who the “OGP representative Oskar” is on the new NABU “tapes” in the “Carthage” case
The OGP stated that it has no information about “Oskar,” so there are currently no grounds to confirm his affiliation with the prosecutor’s office or to “comment on possible involvement in illegal activity.” This is said in the OGP’s response to Schemes’ request.
In the correspondence that NABU published on 4 November, the organizer of the criminal group nicknamed “Kryminal” discusses with “Oskar” which crypto wallets to send funds to for “not creating obstacles” to the operation of illegal call centers. “Oskar” there is signed as a “representative of the OGP.”
At the same time, the OGP reported that it has already completed internal investigations related to the events connected to the special operation “Carthage,” and has made decisions regarding certain prosecutors, including “entering information into the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations” and dismissals. As early as 9 October, acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalsky announced the dismissal from the prosecutor’s offices of 8 people who were mentioned in connection with this case; seven of them worked in the OGP.
Earlier, Schemes reported that, according to investigators, the criminal group was “covered” by law enforcement officers from the SBU, the Office of the Prosecutor General, and the National Police. Five of its members, including SBU and National Police officials, have already been notified of suspicion.
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