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Decisions by two judges of the Pechersky District Court of Kyiv, according to NABU, helped fraudulent call centers return equipment seized during searches. This concerns Roman Novak and Tetiana Ostapchuk, who are currently witnesses in the “Carthage” case. They have not been charged.
The investigative editorial team of Suspilne analyzed court rulings and found another Ostapchuk order to return property, including 55 iPhones, 38 laptops, and a Dyson hair dryer. This is a separate proceeding that likely also relates to the activities of call centers.
What is known about the judges, their decisions, and how they ended up in the “Carthage” case — read in the article.
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