Drugs Chief Transferred from National Police

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Saturday, 14 May 2016, 18:36

Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov transferred Illia Kiva, Head of the Drug Crimes Department of the Ukrainian Police, from the National Police to the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to Interfax-Ukraine, Minister Avakov made a statement about this in Slovyansk, Donetsk Oblast, last Saturday, May 14, 2016.

"Mr. Kiva will be transferred to work for the Ministry of Interior, he will be responsible for affairs of the veterans of the Anti-terrorist operation" — Avakov told journalists.

"The reason for this is not his lack of expertise, because he is quite proficient. The reason is that he hasn't found his way with Khatia [Dekanoidze]" — said the Minister.

On April 22, 2016 the Head of the National Police Khatia Dekanoidze initiated the dismissal of the Head of the Drug Crimes Department of the Ukrainian Police Illia Kiva due to his inappropriate public statements.

Mr. Kiva publicly admitted taking drugs and stated he believes that marijuana is ‘the lesser evil’. He has still not passed the recertification procedure, which is required for all personnel of the National Police and the Ministry of Internal Affairs after the Revolution of Dignity.

Kiva is known to declare himself to be a victim of  a ‘narco conspiracy’ and did not present himself to recertification because of an illness. Minister Avakov says Kiva "will pass recertification whenever it is needed".

Illya Kiva is known for his humorous statements and eccentric public behaviour. Specifically, in response to whether he is ready to undergo the polygraph test, Kiva asked whether the polygraph is ready to "undergo him."

Read more about Illia Kiva in "Ukrainska Pravda" in the article "Who is Mr. Kiva and how the fight against drug trafficking has become a show".

Source: Ukrayinska Pravda

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