Roman Guminichenko’s duties in the Onishchenko case were extended
The Anti-Corruption Court granted the request of the SAPO prosecutor to extend the term of the duties assigned to against the accused, according to Slovo i Delo.
The High Anti-Corruption Court extended until February 28 the term of the duties assigned to the former director of Kyivgazenergo Trading House LLC Roman Guminichenko, accused of involvement in “gas case” of ex-People's Deputy Alexander Onishchenko.
This decision was made on December 29 by the VAKS.
“To satisfy the request of the SAPO prosecutor to extend the term of the duties assigned to the accused (Roman Guminichenko – ed.) in criminal proceedings. Extend the period of validity of the duties assigned to the accused (Roman Guminichenko – ed.). Set the validity of the resolution until February 28, 2023 inclusive,” the decision says.
The accused is obliged to arrive at every request; not leave the locality where he lives or is located without permission; report a change in your place of residence and/or place of work; refrain from communicating with a number of people.
Recall that the court arrested Guminichenko with an alternative of UAH 744,000 in bail. Later, WACS recovered part of his bail for non-fulfillment of duty and increased its amount. Recently, the SAPO filed an indictment against Guminichenko in court.
According to the investigation, Guminichenko is one of 29 participants in the case of the theft of natural gas produced in the framework of joint activities with PJSC Ukrgasdobycha. He is the director of one of the enterprises controlled by the people's deputy, the organizer of the scheme, who became the winner of fictitious auctions for the sale of gas, which were bought at a reduced price, and subsequently resold at the market price.
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