At the "Hrushiv - Budomierzh" checkpoint on the border with Poland, customs officers discovered a violation of customs rules when importing a FORD MUSTANG car, manufactured in 2015. The head of a public organization tried to import the car into Ukraine using fictitious documents.
This was reported by the press service of the State Customs Service of Ukraine .
It is noted that the vehicle was declared as humanitarian aid to one of the Kyiv public organizations from the American Bon Jovi.
However, the shipping documents stated that this was a commercial cargo purchased in Lithuania for $4,200 for an individual, a resident of Kovel.
"A report has been drawn up regarding the head of the charitable foundation, who provided the customs authorities with false information regarding the sender, recipient, value and nature of the cargo, in accordance with Part 1 of Article 483 of the Civil Code of Ukraine (Movement or actions aimed at moving goods across the customs border of Ukraine with concealment from customs control)," the customs officers added.
By the way, in Kyiv, three defendants tried to take possession of a three-room apartment in the Solomianskyi district worth over 2.7 million hryvnias by organizing a 20-year-old fictitious marriage scheme with the deceased owner of the apartment.