The son of the former deputy chief of police of the Odessa region, Fuchedzhi, has been appointed senior prosecutor.

Dmitry Fuchedzhi

Dmitry Fuchedzhi

Anton Fuchedzhi, son of the fugitive former deputy head of the Odessa Regional Department of Internal Affairs, Dmitry Fuchedzhi, has been appointed senior prosecutor of the Malinovsky Prosecutor's Office in Odessa.

 

A notice of this personnel decision was posted on the official website of the Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office. It is noted that Anton Fuchedzhi was appointed to the position of senior prosecutor on March 11, 2015.

 

As a reminder, Dmytro Fuchedzhi is accused of being responsible for the May 2 unrest in central Odessa. Forty-eight people were killed and over 250 injured, most of whom died after the Trade Union House was set on fire. The whereabouts of Dmytro Fuchedzhi, the former head of the Odessa police department, who is wanted by the police, remain unknown. According to unofficial reports, he is in Transnistria. Several weeks after the tragedy in Odessa, Fuchedzhi resurfaced in Transnistria and gave an interview to the NTV television channel, in which he stated that they would "attempt to make him the scapegoat." Fuchedzhi then suggested that Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Oleksandr Turchynov, who led the country in May 2014, were involved in the unrest.

 

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