Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko says that the man who helped so-called “black hundred” of police task force Berkut, who had been shooting at protesters during the revolution of Dignity, flee Kyiv and deliberately drowned their weapons to conceal evidence, was himself one of the participants of the Maidan protests.

"We found it with a large number of automatic rifles on the bottom of one of Kiev's lakes. They were cut and drowned in one batch by a single group, whose leader is one of the targets of our investigation. Unfortunately, this man who, according to our version, upon the orders of [former Interior Minister Vitaliy] Zakharchenko] helped the "black hundred" flee Kyiv, destroyed and drowned their weapons, he, himself, was with us on the Maidan," Lutsenko said.

As UNIAN reported earlier, the Prosecutor General's Office July 14 conducted searches at the houses of persons involved in assisting the troops from Berkut police special forces’ “black hundred” in fleeing Kyiv after the bloody killings of the Maidan activists and subsequent destruction of their weapons. Read also PGO arrests four ex-Berkut fighters suspected of Maidan killings Earlier, Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Chief Military Prosecutor Anatoliy Matios said: "When public learns who is involved in this, people will be very surprised." According to him, information to be published may cause rejection, "but the truth is the truth."

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