“The Dnieper resident became the organizer of the group, attracting 8 accomplices, including officials of the state registration department of civil status acts. This was reported in the police communication department of Dnipropetrovsk region. For monetary remuneration, the persons involved made unauthorized changes to electronic registers, using access to automated systems of state bodies and issued fictitious documents for the adoption of minor children. It”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
The Dnieper resident became the organizer of the group, attracting 8 accomplices, including officials of the state registration department of civil status acts.
This was reported in the police communication department of Dnipropetrovsk region.
For monetary remuneration, the persons involved made unauthorized changes to electronic registers, using access to automated systems of state bodies and issued fictitious documents for the adoption of minor children. This, as noted, allowed the status of a large parent and, accordingly, the legitimate grounds for crossing the border during martial law.

The prosecutor’s office specifies that the cost of such “service” was from $ 4 to $ 6,000 per person. The pre -trial investigation has already established the facts of introducing false information on the recognition of paternity against 18 children.

On Monday, August 11, police investigators, together with prosecutors of the Sinelnikov District Prosecutor’s Office, were informed by nine defendants about suspicion of committing criminal offenses under Part 3 of Art. 332 (illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine) and Part 3 of Art. 362 (unauthorized actions with information processed in automated systems committed by a person who has the right to access it) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
We will remind that law enforcement officers detained a 31-year-old resident of Odessa, who transported her husband to the Ukrainian-Moldovan border on her own car.
The SBU and the police detained the seven organizers of mobilization evasion schemes.
The DBR also investigated almost a thousand cases of evasion.