Serhiy Lukyanov, co-founder of the Ukrainian EdTech company Preply, reported that law enforcement officers conducted a search of the apartment he rents.
Serhiy Lukyanov, co-founder of the Ukrainian EdTech company Preply, reported that law enforcement officers conducted a search of the apartment he rents.
As the entrepreneur noted in a post on Facebook, an illegal search was conducted in his rented apartment with the participation of police representatives and without a court order.
«The landlord broke into the apartment without my knowledge, changed the locks, and brought the police to search my house,» Lukyanov noted.
He noted that, according to the law, his eviction is only possible by court order.
Lukyanov also published a photo from the scene.
Lukyanov did not provide any further details about the search. There is also no official information from law enforcement agencies at this time.
Preply is a Ukrainian educational startup that launched an online language learning platform that connects teachers with students using a machine learning algorithm.
The platform operates in 180 countries around the world, has about 35,000 tutors, and supports 50 languages.
The company was founded by Kyrylo Bigay, Dmytro Voloshyn, and Sergey Lukyanov in 2012.
