Detention of Russian soldiers or bandits from ORDLO is a criminal act.
In the occupied territory of the Kharkiv region, a local resident was exposed, hiding a soldier of the so-called “LNR” in his place. This was announced on Sunday, October 2, by the head of the investigative department of the GUNP in the Kharkiv region, Sergey Bolvinov, on Facebook.
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“During training in the occupied territories, the police received information that a resident of Chkalovskoye village gave his residence and clothes for shelter to the so-called “LPR” serviceman. He was detained, a case was opened against both,” he said.
Bolvinov said that Sergey Pasechnik, born in 1968, “signalman” of the “LPR” bandit formation, was informed of a suspicion under Part 2 of Art. 260, with a prison sentence of three to eight years.
And 60-year-old Sergei Bogdanov, a resident of the village. Chkalovskoye, faces criminal liability under Article 111-1 part 4, which can be punished either by a fine, or imprisonment, or a ban on engaging in certain activities.
“I remind everyone that harboring Russian servicemen or bandits from ORDLO is a criminal punishable act. Collaborative activity,” said Bolvinov.
Earlier, law enforcement officials detained a resident of Volchansk, Kharkiv region, on suspicion of treason.
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Source: korrespondent
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