On September 18, the Odessa court arrested without arrest the director of the camp "Victoria", where on September 15 in a fire killed three children. On November 14, the court extended arrest to the official and appointed a pledge. The Prosecutor's Office intends to challenge the decision of the court The Primorsky Court of Odessa extended the detention period to Petros Sarkisyan, the director of the Victoria Children's Camp, where a fire broke out on September 15. At the same time, the court appointed a bail in the amount of 128 thousand. UAH. This is reported by the press office of the prosecutor's office of the Odessa region.

"Two months ago, the court at the request of the prosecutor's office, the suspect was determined a preventive measure in the form of detention without the right to pledge. Moreover, this decision of the court of first instance was upheld by the appellate court of the Odessa region when considering the complaint of the defense side, considering that the charges incriminated to the suspect led to the death of people. The decision of the court to determine the pledge was made, despite the existence of real risks, which the prosecutor's office repeatedly pointed out in their petitions, "the message says..

According to the prosecutor's office, the suspect can exert an unlawful influence on the victims and witnesses, as well as hide from the investigative and judicial authorities.

"The prosecutor's office of the Odessa region categorically disagrees with this decision of the district court and is already preparing an appeal," the press service of the department.

In the evening of September 15, a fire broke out in the children's camp on Dacha Kovalevsky Street in Odessa. There were 150 children in the sanatorium, 42 of them in a burning building.

Three girls were killed: Anastasia Kulinich, Sofia Mazur and Snezhana Arpenti. They lived in a camp in one room.

On September 18 the court arrested without the right of pledge the camp director Petros Sargsyan and the senior tutor Natalia Yanchik.

September 28 Yanchik was released on bail.