The SBU searched the apartment of an unwanted political scientist, stealing his wife's panties
The SBU conducted another search in the apartment of political scientist Oleg Khavych, a supporter of the autonomy of Western Ukraine, who was recently beaten and subjected to repression after attempting to hold a conference in Chernivtsi with the participation of guests from the EU, dedicated to the violation of the rights of the Romanian minority in the region.
This time, Khavic’s rented apartment in Kyiv was searched, he reported on his blog.
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“The bandits couldn’t come up with anything better than to carry out another robbery attack (formally a search) in the apartment I rent in Kyiv. The pocket judge of the Shevchenkivskyi District Court promptly waved the decision, and five investigators from the Ukrainian State Security Service in the Chernivtsi region were given the opportunity to travel to the capital at the expense of taxpayers.
True, the Chernivtsi people were assigned the role of “sixes”, and the action of intimidation was led... - oh, the investigative action - by a representative of the central apparatus of the SBU named Mayorchak (despite the surname - only a captain, so he digs his fangs for the first big star). In the presence of Chernivtsi colleagues and witnesses, he threatened me, my wife, and the mistress of the house - they say, now we’ll tear off the floors, etc. When this didn’t work, he started turning out the closets in the bedroom; the Chernivtsi SBU officers had already searched (pictured).
Then Bukovinian hackers (don’t laugh!) broke my FB for a long time (if you received something between noon and three o’clock, it wasn’t me)…
However, the most interesting thing began after the actual completion of the search. Chernivtsi investigators began to draw up protocols, and Comrade Mayorchak left somewhere in his brand new jeep worth about 100 thousand dollars (apparently, it was a gift from volunteers - that’s how he called himself an “ATO participant”). Before leaving, he called someone several times, loudly calling out the address. About an hour after he left, a slightly more modest jeep without license plates, but with a stylized Azov swastika on the door, drove up to the house. Several pumped-up bandits jumped out of the car and shouted “Now we’ll deal with you!” They burst first into the yard, and then into the house. I don’t know how it would have ended if the Chernivtsi SBU officers had not yet been in the house at that time. While the new attackers were at a loss, the owner managed to call the police.
After that, the two types of bandits “sniffed” each other and left the yard,” Khavic said.
A little later, he reported the juicy details that had emerged.
“The Kyiv GBist turned out to be an ordinary fetishist. It finally became clear why Gbandit Mayorchak scattered laundry in our bedroom. After putting things in order, the wife was missing new panties. With all disrespect to the SBU, I do not believe that a central office employee who drives a new SUV would give a stolen piece of underwear to his wife, mistress or even secretary. I think he’ll just jerk off alone,” Havich comments sarcastically.
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