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Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
On its page, in posts, the Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntAC) is outraged that the suspects in the case leaked data from the “Safe City” database to the perpetrators who beat people.
And what is this, then?
On 4 November (on the day searches were conducted and suspicions were handed over) at 12.43 o'clock, that is, just a few hours after the start of the investigative actions, AntAC posted photos of the case’s figures on its Telegram — SBU officers Kovalchuk, Kravchuk, and Duka.
And what is that if not a leak?
These photos are not just images from the internet; they are F1-form photos.
Detectives from NABU have access to the database where such photos are stored.
All of this is leaks.
And leaks are neither good nor bad, nor virtuous or unvirtuous.
Leaks from a case are leaks.
And nothing else.
You are no different from those you yourselves write about.
Those “according to sources in law enforcement,” publishing people’s surnames before investigative actions are complete, arriving at search locations, obtaining and releasing information from the court about suretors — these are illegal and have nothing to do with the process.
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