Sadovoy became a witness in the case of the theft of Lviv land by the Dutch
The General Prosecutor's Office summoned the mayor of Lviv, Andrey Sadovoy, as a witness in the case of illegal alienation of land in the Lviv community.
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Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko announced this in an interview with journalists, the department’s press service reports.
“Today Sadovy was called as a witness in the case of illegal alienation of land from the Lviv community. He was interrogated as a witness and in the near future the investigation plans to raise suspicions; if these suspicions concern officials, then, of course, the investigation will be transferred to the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office,” Lutsenko said, answering a question from journalists why Sadovoy was summoned for questioning .
The mayor of Lviv himself confirmed today that he had been summoned for questioning by the Prosecutor General's Office, which he announced in a Facebook post.
In explaining the reason for the interrogation, Sadova noted that the case concerns the sale of Lviv land to the Dutch company CTP, which won the international competition to manage the future industrial park in Lviv “Ryasna-2”. Sadovoy also published a photocopy of his summons to the GPU.
Sadovyi became a witness in the case of the theft of Lviv land by the Dutch.