A prosecutor close to Chernyshov staged an accident and bought the damaged cars to avoid facing consequences.

This is reported by the portal Aktsenty.

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On the night of November 23, 2024, Alexey Nevzorov drove onto Grigorenko Avenue in a Mercedes-Benz GLE, and as he himself claims, the car began to spin due to icy conditions, resulting in him hitting 6 parked cars. The police arrived, and under article 130 – driving under the influence, Nevzorov signed a statement but refused to undergo testing, later buying back those 6 cars.

There isn’t much information about Nevzorov, but it is known that he was the overseer of the State Architectural and Construction Inspection (GASI), an organization that could either permit construction or make it so complicated that it would become unprofitable.

Nevzorov also served as a prosecutor in the Kyiv region, and after his dismissal, he attempted to become a judge, but was unsuccessful. However, he quickly moved on to private business and advocated for developers' interests in high offices. Nevzorov seemed to do quite well, largely thanks to his mother-in-law, Judge Tatyana Znamenovna Bondarenko of the Mykolaiv Court of Appeal.

From 1975 to 1990, Tatyana Bondarenko studied and worked in Russia. Her ex-husband, Dmitry Ugloy, was a military officer and served in Primorsky Krai, Moscow, and Germany. Her brother Nikolai is a citizen of Russia, while her sister Lyubov frequently travels to the aggressor country after 2014.

On January 12, 2023, Bondarenko became a member of the High Council of Justice, but on June 27, she submitted her resignation. Now, she serves as a member of the High Council of Justice as a retired judge. It is said that her appointment was facilitated by Knyazev; he is her ally, and they had many mutually beneficial dealings in Mykolaiv.

Overall, Tatyana Znamenovna fits the typical judge profile: her declaration shows "neither circle nor yard," yet in reality, she possesses considerable wealth. Notably, she enjoys purchasing expensive cars while undervaluing them in her declarations. All family assets are registered under her daughter Ekaterina Nevzorova: 36 plots of land totaling 54.64 hectares in Kyiv region, the latest acquired in June 2024, along with real estate and over 10 companies.

In 2019, Nevzorov ran for the parliament from OPZZh but did not succeed. Interestingly, his position on the party list was granted to him by Stolar and Dmitry Isayenko.

The chain extends from them to the LLC “Sky-Bud LTD.” Stolar and Isayenko lobbied in 2009 for the transfer of a land plot near the “Osokorky” metro station for construction. After scandals in 2015, the Kyiv City Council decided to terminate the contract, designating the plot as a park, but the company appealed, and the park status was revoked. Incidentally, Nevzorov managed to break into significant circles thanks to LLC “Sky-Bud LTD,” of which he is now a co-owner.

Another intriguing connection can be traced through the Minister of National Unity Alexey Chernyshov; he is friends with Nevzorov and is also a close partner of several influential figures in Ukrainian politics, including Alexander Feldman from OPZZh.

Thus, with such an impressive resume, including roles as an overseer, prosecutor, and involvement in various companies, along with political aspirations and connections with high-ranking individuals, particularly the minister, Nevzorov now adds a car accident due to icy roads to his list of experiences, classified under article 130 - driving under the influence. So, the police's question remains: was he intoxicated, what do witnesses and victims say, or will he manage to avoid casualties next time? Nevzorov has a history of covering up his tracks with significant funds, and the most recent evidence of this is the repurchase of the cars after the accident.