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The Cyber Police @CyberpolUA today showed all law enforcement agencies what a professional “anti-crisis” should look like.
I’m talking about the latest news where, together with the Germans, Ukrainian cyber police uncovered a network of fraudulent call centers that swindled 135 citizens of Germany. Not just words, but action, as they say! Respect, guys.
Against the backdrop of the recent high-profile scandal with “Carthage,” searches, and the arrests of some “dirty” law enforcers, this case is a good marker. It shows that the rotten sheep in uniform are still isolated incidents, not the whole system, and proper work is being carried out too. It’s not enough to just shut down another “office” — here they unraveled a transnational network, recorded 4,3 million euros in damages, and apprehended the organizers along with their crypto wallets. That genuinely earns them a plus in the karma column.
Obviously, we need not only to hate but also to objectively highlight positive shifts.
Recording a worthy result. It’s nice to see that under the leadership of General Yurii Vykhodets the Cyber Police Department of the NPU @UA_National_Police maintains the standard and delivers top-level results they can be proud of in front of international partners.
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Although, I admit, I have a couple more cases in reserve about similar “sheep” in uniform who spoil the whole picture and might shake things up a bit when I release all the evidence. But we’ll talk about those scandals later — I don’t want to spoil a good news hook.
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Buddha from the Office of the President
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