Today, October 12, 2004, Andriy Bokoch, according to the summons he received, with a completely clear conscience headed to the Lutsk City Department of the UMVS of Ukraine to give testimony in the case of intimidation that took place on the night of September 30 to October 1 of this year. Let us recall that at that time three unknown individuals intercepted Andriy, who is an activist of the public movements "Chysta Ukraina" and "Pora," at 4 a.m. near his home and for an hour explained to him that he should not engage in such active public activity, threatening him with expulsion from the university, the loss of his parents' jobs, and so on. At the same time, two of them demonstratively played with knives. Regarding this gross violation of the law, Andriy filed statements with the MV UMVS, the SBU, and the Prosecutor's Office. It was precisely in this case that Andriy Bokoch was invited to the department. But immediately after he gave testimony, the head of the district inspectors in the city of Lutsk, Zinchuk Vasyl Fedorovych, informed him that, in fact, Andriy was being accused of committing an administrative offense for belonging to campaigns such as "Pora" and others that are not registered with state authorities, and for distributing appeals to members of the Territorial Election Commission on September 30 of this year. Law enforcement officers claimed that they knew about this from a statement by junior police lieutenant Stepanyuk V.O. and drew up a protocol on holding Andriy Bokoch liable. Andriy refused to sign any protocols, and the police officers, in turn, refused to provide him with a copy of these protocols. Interesting is the fact that in the protocols drawn up on September 30, 2004 by the senior inspector of the VOHP, senior police lieutenant Husak Yu.P., and junior police lieutenant Stepanyuk V.O., Andriy's home address was indicated, which completely did not correspond to reality. He lives on a different street and in a different neighborhood.