Ukrainian prosecutors' office fires eight staff and checks how its former chief left the country
A Ukrainian prosecutors' office has fired eight employees after investigators said prosecutors shielded scam call centers. It is also checking how its former chief left Ukraine.
A Ukrainian prosecutors' office has dismissed eight employees after investigators alleged that prosecutors protected scam call centers. The office is also examining how its former chief left Ukraine. Euromaidan Press reported the details on 9 October.
Personnel decisions
The office is currently led by an acting chief. He also removed a deputy at the regional office he headed until September. In addition, he ended the practice of hiring outsiders without a competition.
What the source does not say
The short source text does not name the dismissed employees, the specific office, or the former chief. It also does not say when or under what circumstances he left the country, or whether any criminal case has been opened.
