The capital's Lukyaniv detention center, which is often mentioned in high-profile corruption and criminal cases, recently attracted the attention of the public due to the information about the stay of several famous persons in it. Among them are people's deputies, officials, as well as those involved in high-profile corruption scandals.
Kyiv's Lukyaniv detention center (or Lukyaniv's pre-trial detention center) is a place where Ukrainians arrested by the court are temporarily held until the final verdict. Over the past few years, the institution has turned into a VIP clubhouse: dollar millionaires, deputies, and officials detained on suspicion of corruption are under one roof.
The "Telegraph" publication decided to recall who is sitting in the famous pre-trial detention center in Kyiv and what are the conditions of their stay.
The star lineup of Lukyanivskyi SIZO
The unusual composition of "cold" is impressive. According to open sources, there are already so many famous Ukrainians here that they could theoretically be divided into prison gangs by profession or interest, as in American TV series.
- Deputy Yevgeny Shevchenko (parliamentary group "Restoration of Ukraine"). Arrested for at least 2 months (until January 11, 2025). They are suspected of treason.
- MP Nestor Shufrych (Parliamentary Group "Platform for Life and Peace"). Arrested on suspicion of treason and financing of the Russian Guard in Crimea, he has been in a pre-trial detention center for more than a year. The last time his preventive measure was extended until December 5, 2024.
- Deputy Oleksandr Dubinsky (non-partisan). He has been in a pre-trial detention center for more than a year, celebrating with a cake. He is suspected of treason and entering false information into official documents.
- Yevhen Borisov, former Odesa military officer and millionaire . He is suspected of illegal enrichment of hundreds of millions of hryvnias. His family bought property by the sea in Spain and cars worth millions of dollars during the war.
He has been in a pre-trial detention center for more than 15 months, tried to register a disability to avoid responsibility, the media learned.
- Head of Khmelnytskyi MSEK Tetyana Krupa, known for the case of fake disability certificates for "evaders" and prosecutors. Judging by the photos of the cash during the searches, the official is a dollar millionaire, and her husband literally "bathed" in the cash.
- Lviv businessman Ihor Hrynkevich and his son Roman . The family's wealth is impressive: 17 apartments, 18 plots of land, premium-class cars, bank accounts. The Hrynkevichs were arrested in the case of the purchase of poor-quality clothing for the Armed Forces for more than UAH 1 billion.
Conditions of stay
In Lukyanivskyi SIZO (state institution "Kyiv remand prison") they said that the institution has 25 cells with improved detention conditions , which are designed for 54 places . Now 5 places are free . We were informed about this by at. head of the Department, colonel of the internal service Andrii Galai.
It should be noted that living in an improved cell costs 14,000 hryvnias per month. The camera with improved conditions looks like this:
- Regarding their daily life: prisoners and convicts are given a daily walk lasting one hour .
- Sleep: they have the right to eight hours of sleep at night, during which they are not allowed to participate in criminal proceedings and other actions, except in urgent cases.
"Forcibly interrupting the sleep of prisoners and convicts at night is prohibited, except in cases of escape, mass riots, fire, accident, natural disaster, immediate threat to the lives of prisoners and convicts," the detention center said.
A normal camera looks like this:
It will be recalled that the head of the Kyiv pre-trial detention center told the conditions under which the head of the Khmelnytskyi MSEK Krupa and deputy Baranska, in whom 1.5 million undeclared dollars were found, are being held. The head of the Kyiv SIZO explained the conditions under which the head of the Khmelnytskyi MSEK Krupa and deputy Baranska, in whom 1.5 million undeclared dollars were found, are being held.
