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Cherkasy organized crime group “Sobol” and fraudulent call centers in central Ukraine — continuation
According to my information, the Polish Ministry of Justice sent a request to the Ukrainian Ministry of Justice regarding the Russian agent–fraudster Vladyslav Viktorovych Sobol (also known as “Misha”) about transferring his case to a Ukrainian court so he can serve his sentence in Ukraine, and also about confiscating all of his assets obtained illegally.
I won’t publish the entire document to avoid a ban, since it contains a lot of confidential information. I’ll write the most important points. First, regarding the charges: in Poland Sobol was tried for creating an organized crime group, illegal detention of a person, extortion through violence or threats, bribery of an official, and exploiting a person’s helpless situation to force loans with insane interest rates. I’ll remind you that in Poland Sobol ran an organized crime group that for many years conned Poles on investment schemes and forced victims to take mafia‑style loans with outrageous interest. For more details, read here.
Second, about the sentences. In 2017 Sobol received two verdicts in Poland: from the district court in Warsaw and the district court in Radzyń‑Podlaski. A year later, in 2018, he appealed. Considering the decisions of the Warsaw and Lublin appellate courts, for the first verdict he faced 5 years and 6 months of imprisonment, for the second — 3 years.
Another year later, in 2019, Vladik, who should have been behind bars, somehow escaped to Ukraine.
In 2021, when “Misha” had already put down criminal roots in Cherkasy and assembled yet another organized crime group in his hometown, the district court in Radzyń‑Podlaski, combining the sentences, sentenced him to 7 years and 3 months of imprisonment.
In May 2022 — a ruling of the regional court in Lublin: the unserved portion of the sentence is 3 years 3 months 24 days.
Around the same time Sobol allegedly joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine to hide from Ukrainian justice for the crimes he committed in Poland. A year later he slipped away from service, citing either health reasons or family circumstances.
There’s one thing I can’t understand. If the Ukrainian side received all the documents from Poland and there’s already some movement in our courts on these cases, why does the Russian agent “Misha” still evade punishment and not even hide? Moreover, he actively expands his network of fraudulent call centers in Cherkasy, places relatives and friends in local government positions, and is buying real estate on an enormous scale.
National Police and SBU, want me to point out the addresses where Vladik and his crew hang out? It’s a three‑minute drive from the Main Department of the National Police in Cherkasy region to Sobol’s main fraud office. I’ll draw you a map soon.
In the photo — another of Vladik Sobol’s establishments for laundering criminal money.
Contact: https://t.me/buddasop?direct
Buddha with the organized crime group
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