Officials selling passports for bitcoins got arrested in Bulgaria

Officials selling passports for bitcoins got arrested in Bulgaria
Bulgarian law enforcement authorities arrested a group of officials on suspicion that they were selling passports to Ukrainians and Moldovans for bitcoins.

As reported by The Mice Times of Asia resource, at the request of the Prosecutor General"s Office were detained the head of the State Agency for Bulgarian Affairs abroad, Peter Haralampiev and his assistant Marco Stojov. They are accused of fraud with issuing passports to citizens of Ukraine, Moldova and Macedonia.

Bulgarian Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev said:

Peter Haralampiev and Marco Stojov were arrested for fraud in issuing Bulgarian passports to citizens of Macedonia, Moldova, Ukraine. The police confirmed the existence of evidence that citizens of these countries ...
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