The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police arrested 13 participants in the clashes in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka: one of the organizers of the provocations used a fake medical certificate.
The Security Service and the National Police arrested 13 participants in the riots that took place on November 2 this year in Petropavlovsk Borshchagivka, Kyiv region.
Among the detainees is an 18-year-old native of the Zaporizhia region, who spent four and a half years in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine, and several months ago moved to the Kyiv region. It turned out that he hit a police patrol car and a National Guard bus with a hammer.
Two others involved are a 22-year-old local unemployed woman and a 21-year-old construction worker from the Rubna area. They participated in blocking the road, damaging the NSU bus and calling for damage to special vehicles.
The SBU also determined that one of the organizers of the provocation used a fake "doctor-surgeon" certificate.
According to the case, it is a local woman who posed as a medical worker of a private clinic and incited people to fight near the temporary deployment point of the National Guard.
As emerged from the investigation, the accused did not receive documents on higher medical, pharmaceutical or master's education, and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine did not issue her a doctor's certificate.
A total of 13 active participants in the riots have been arrested so far.
On the basis of the evidence collected, the investigators of the Security Service informed the seven detainees of suspicion in accordance with the crimes committed according to two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine:
Part 1 Art. 114-1 (disruption of the legal activity of the armed forces and other military bodies during a special period);
Part 2 Art. 114-2 (unauthorized dissemination of information about the movement or deployment of the armed forces or other military formations created in accordance with the laws of Ukraine under the military law).
Preventive measures in the form of arrest have already been chosen for the seven involved.
In addition, as part of the investigation, law enforcement officers conducted 14 additional searches.