In the Ternopil region, law enforcement officers exposed a large-scale corruption scheme in one of the territorial recruitment and social support centers (TCC). According to the National Police, employees of this center earned up to 150,000 US dollars per month in bribes for evading mobilization and the release of active military personnel.
The National Police said that each service was evaluated differently. The amount varied from 1 to 15 thousand dollars. For updating military data with the insertion of a corresponding barcode in the temporary card of a conscript, as well as with the prospect of avoiding mobilization - $2,000.
It cost from 5 to 15 thousand dollars to influence members of the LKK for the purpose of discharge from military service, as well as for assistance in transferring from combat units to the rear with the prospect of further release from the troops.
At the same time, those who had legal grounds for postponement were not given it and were forcibly mobilized to increase the work efficiency indicator. And then they demanded money for release.
