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❗️ The SBU came to Shevchuk again: what is happening at the MIA service center in Volyn?
4 In November, SBU officers carried out searches at Territorial Service Center of the MIA No. 0741 in Strumivka near Lutsk. The investigative actions took place directly in the office of the institution’s head, Volodymyr Shevchuk, and also at a house in the village of Kulchyn that belongs to his wife.
👉 https://sylapravdy.com/sbu-provela-obshuky-v-luczkomu-servisnomu-czentri-mvs/
I want to remind you that I previously wrote in detail about alleged corruption schemes at this service center, naming specific surnames, amounts, and mechanisms of possible dealings.
👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/51314
The reports concerned an allegedly established system for selling driver’s licenses, sham exam administrations, illegal vehicle registrations, and trading in electronic tokens. According to earlier published information, the shadow turnover could have reached 50 thousand dollars per month.
I paid particular attention to the property holdings of officials, notably Volodymyr Shevchuk, his family, and employees of the service center. Expensive cars, plots of land, houses, and real estate declared at surprisingly low values raised many questions.
These are not the first searches. As early as 20 January 2026, law enforcement carried out investigative actions against Shevchuk and the head of the regional MIA service center, Pavlo Kovalchuk.
Now the SBU has joined the story. According to journalists, the investigation is being conducted by its directorate in Rivne region.
And here entirely reasonable questions arise.
What did law enforcement establish after the January searches? Are the new investigative actions connected to the previous case? Has anyone been charged? And most importantly — are the previously published reports about a possible corruption vertical in the MIA service centers of Volyn being verified?
Searches are not convictions. But when law enforcement comes to the same officials more than once, society has the right to know what exactly is being investigated and what results have already been obtained.
And I would very much like this story to end not with yet another report about searches, but with concrete answers and lawful procedural decisions.