Detention of a criminal gang in Kyiv: they betrayed ’evaders’, undermining trust in the ’brigade’

Detention of a criminal gang in Kyiv: they betrayed ’evaders’, undermining trust in the ’brigade’

The media learned about the details of a criminal meeting in Kyiv, where criminal mastermind Sasha Obolonskyi and other gang members who oversaw the illegal trafficking of men abroad were detained.

“The issue of distribution of money was being resolved, and two groups were in conflict with each other.

The first group included Vladyslav Hlushchenko, nicknamed Valdyk, Artem Nechypurenko, nicknamed Aggressor, and Denys Olhychov. This group was headed by a criminal authority, Knyaz Niftaliyev, nicknamed Knyaz.

The second group included Illya Grytsenko, nicknamed Albanian, Maksym Kraminskyi, nicknamed Kramyk, and Oleksandr Tretyak, nicknamed Tretyak.

The judges in the conflict were criminal figures Oleksandr Kudan, nicknamed Shafa, and Illya Kudan, nicknamed Shafa Jr.

Representatives of the second group, through the Holosiivskyi TRC, processed documents for the evaders, while representatives of the first group took money from the evaders for the preparation of documents for travelling abroad, but did not prepare the documents, but simply took the money and disappeared from the contact.

Representatives of the second group claimed that the actions of the first group undermined the credibility of the money-making scheme.

Representatives of the first group managed to fraudulently earn about $100,000.

During the meeting, the "judges" decided that the representatives of the first group should give the money they had earned to the "common fund", namely $60 thousand, and another $25 thousand to the "judges".

However, the representatives of the first group refused to comply with these conditions. After that, Oleksandr Kyrychenko, nicknamed Obolonskyi, was called to the meeting, but he was unable to resolve the conflict.

The conflict situation was resolved only by ’thief in law’ Mindia Horadze, who participated in the meeting by phone, who said that the first group had to pay $10,000 for their criminal actions," says a law enforcement source.

Law enforcers managed to document 42 cases of men being transferred abroad, for which the organisers received $210,000.

Part of this money was transferred to officials of the Holosiivskyi TRC.