SAPO seeks custody for National Police Strategic Investigations Department deputy head Tsenov with UAH 20 million bail
Prosecutors are seeking remand in custody with the option of UAH 20 million bail for Volodymyr Tsenov, deputy head of the Strategic Investigations Department of the National Police of Ukraine, a suspect in the "Carthage" case.
A SAPO prosecutor stated this during a court hearing, Censor.NET reports.
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The prosecution said that between January 6 and July 6, 2026, 223,995 USDT, or USD 223,900, was transferred to ensure the unhindered operation of call centers.
In particular, 28,000 was earmarked for the prosecutor's office in June and 21,000 in July.
"The total amount transferred over seven months of call center operations was $263,995. This covers only the dealings with the Strategic Investigations Department," SAPO said.
The prosecutor noted that the suspect poses a flight risk. He has three children, which entitles him to leave Ukraine.
He also has extensive connections with judges, prosecutors, investigators and other officials.
The prosecutor is seeking remand in custody with bail set at UAH 20 million.
The lawyer is seeking house arrest or, alternatively, remand in custody with bail set at UAH 998,000.
