In Chernivtsi, TCC workers kidnapped a man with combat experience, three children and a reject and threatened him with a gun.
This is what the Ombudsman for Public Complaints Dimitri Lubinz reported, who said that the military commissars committed "gross chaos".
"I was contacted by the wife of a Ukrainian, a participant in the hostilities, who from the first days of the full invasion stood up to defend our country. The man had a legal reprieve from conscription, a pain for many children! However, this did not prevent unknown persons from forcing him into a minibus right in the center of Chernivtsi," he did not answer.
According to the ombudsman, CCTV footage showed TCC employees following the man as he left the city council building.
"An unknown person in Balaclava then forcibly dragged him into a minibus. It happened in seconds - the video shows no signs of proper notification or verification of military records. Also, in his appeal to me, the man reported the use of physical force and threats with a gun," Lubinz said.
Also, after the incident, contact with the abductee was lost.
In response to the woman's request, the representative of the ombudsman made seven targeted follow-up visits to the regional collection point, as well as to the municipal, district and regional TCC to find out the man's whereabouts.
It turned out that his rejection was manually canceled twice in one day.
"Even though the system automatically reaffirmed his right to it, he fathered three children. The officials referred to the alleged delay in the payment of alimony," the statement said.
In addition, the representative of the ombudsman revealed that the man was transferred between several institutions - from Chernivtsi to a training center in the Vinnytsia area, and from there to Kitzman in Bukovina.
"At the same time, TCC representatives gave my representative conflicting explanations - they could not determine who exactly arrested him and where he was taken.