Arkady Susla, a senior software development manager at EPAM Ukraine, is accused of forcibly taking a five-month-old child from her mother, Oksana Khomei, and taking her to an unknown destination, along with his accomplices.
Arkady Susla, a senior software development manager at EPAM Ukraine, is accused of forcibly taking a five-month-old child from her mother, Oksana Khomei, and taking her to an unknown destination, along with his accomplices.
Homey reported this on Facebook, noting that Suslo is the father of Anna, who will be six months old in a few days, but since September of this year, she and he have been living separately, allegedly due to constant violence on his part.
According to the circumstances outlined in Khomei’s post, the incident occurred yesterday, and the woman immediately contacted the police.
“The incident occurred in the city of Kyiv. I called the police. A criminal case has been opened against him. After that, after he shoved the child, pushed me away and called me names, he stopped answering phone calls. I don’t know where my child is now and whether everything is okay with him,” the mother stated.
According to her, the police registered her complaint and documented the circumstances of domestic violence by Susl. His former partner noted that in addition to systematic psychological violence, she was subjected to economic and sometimes physical violence.
“There is a witness, my neighbor, who testified about the forcible removal of the child from the mother, and about the psychological and physical violence when the incident occurred, and about the accomplice in the crime. I have a document from the guardianship authority of the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv, confirming the child’s residence with me, a report on the inspection of the living conditions with the child: everything is satisfactory. It records that the child constantly lives with me. And a certificate from the condominium association, which also records that the child constantly lives with the mother,” the child’s mother reported.
The woman’s post received significant response on Facebook, and a large number of social network users also tagged the EPAM Ukraine page with a request to comment on the situation.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about another incident — a programmer bought fake documents about his wife’s disability and thanks to this received a deferment.
