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📌former Lviv customs officer Serhiy Pysko, who helped draft-age men leave the country using other people's passports of pensioners, avoided prison and was fined ⚖️
📌The court delivered verdicts for Serhiy Pysko and his accomplice Roman Podufaly, who was the driver. Both entered plea agreements with the prosecutor. Both cases were heard by Judge Solomiya Ivashenko.
📌Serhiy Pysko was sentenced to 5 years in prison with disqualification from holding positions in state authorities, revenue and tax authorities (customs authorities), as well as other positions related to performing functions as a representative of authority and carrying out managerial or administrative-economic functions in the customs authorities of the State Customs Service for 3 years. However, he was released from serving the primary sentence with a three-year probationary period.
📌the now-former customs officer must transfer 500 thousand UAH to the Armed Forces of Ukraine within 30 days from the date of sentencing; also 266 thousand UAH of the bail posted for him will be donated to the military.
📌Roman Podufaly was also sentenced to 5 years in prison, but without disqualification from certain activities. He was released from serving the sentence with a two-year probationary period. He must also transfer 200 thousand UAH to the Armed Forces, and 149,7 thousand UAH of the bail posted for him will likewise be transferred to the military.
📌the court also applied special confiscation of the Tesla Model S that was used to transport draft evaders abroad. The car belongs to Roman Podufaly’s wife. Both verdicts can still be appealed, reports the publication Zaxid.net
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