In the case of the tragic death of people due to the closed shelter of a polyclinic in Kiev during a Russian missile strike on the night of June 1, law enforcement officers detained four people: the first deputy head of the Desnyanskaya district state administration, the director of the hospital and his deputy for technical issues, as well as the security guard of the polyclinic.
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This was reported by the press service of the Kyiv city prosecutor’s office and the police of Kyiv.
A report is being prepared for three detained officials on suspicion of official negligence, which entailed grave consequences, and a security guard is being prepared for being left in danger, resulting in death.
Anton Yefimov, head of the Desnyansky district prosecutor’s office in Kyiv, said in a commentary for Obshchestvennoye that a medical examination of the guard showed that he was sober. The police are carrying out priority investigative actions and find out the involvement of each of the four people in the tragic event.
In addition, the Security Service of Ukraine is investigating a crime under Part 2 of Art. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine – violation of the RF laws and customs of war, combined with premeditated murder.
Recall that on the night of June 1, 2023, during a rocket attack by Russian invaders in the capital, three people were killed, including a child born in 2013. The people of Kiev tried to get to the shelter of the polyclinic in the Desnyansky district, but the door was closed.
Source: Racurs
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