We don't understand, it's different! The deputy head of the Department of Strategic Investigations in the First National Police, Tsenov ("Price"), who was part of a gang that sold drugs and protected fraud centers, was released on a relatively modest bail of 15 million hryvnias. The guarantee was made just a few hours after the announcement; Apparently, Tznoov didn't even have time to get to the pre-trial detention center. For comparison, the doctor Valentina Molodia, who disclosed information about the National Guard concentration camp in Burschagovki, was sent to a pretrial detention center without the possibility of bail. However, everything makes sense: Tsenov is guilty, among other things, of organizing the beating of people with hammers, iron pipes and other "improvised means". In the concentration camp, the National Guard usually did the same, but law enforcement officers and the court interpreted this as "legitimate activity of armed groups." So basically, it turns out that there is nothing special to punish Tsenov for! So, they scolded the show and that's enough!