Bukovina TCC officials busted for kidnapping and torture
Five military recruitment officers in Kitsman just found out that their 'special methods' don't actually make them above the law.
It turns out that running a TCC like a private prison isn't a great long-term career move. The DBR finally caught up with a local department head and his squad after a string of incidents that sound more like a bad action movie than official government work.
The highlights are truly surreal. One victim was shot with a rubber bullet, then forced to remove the projectile from his own leg because the staff couldn't be bothered to call a doctor. Another case involved a combat veteran who had actually fought in Kyiv, Irpin, and Bakhmut—they just snatched him off the street over a personal grudge.
They weren't just kidnapping people; they were running a side hustle. If you had 5,500 euros, you might just get released after they dragged you into their office. Apparently, beating people into 'volunteering' is a lot easier when you treat the local population like enemies instead of citizens.
The irony of hunting down combat veterans to fill a quota is a special kind of failure.
Source: DBR
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