This week, the head of the UMVS of Ukraine in the Volyn region, police colonel Oleksandr Kmita, made an official statement to media representatives regarding the criminal attack on the general director of LuAZ, Volodymyr Hunchyk, which was committed at night on August 7. In it, in particular, it is stated that the attackers turned out to be four previously convicted residents of the Rivne region, who after committing another crime there were hiding in Lutsk. Oleksandr Kmita emphasized that the criminals attacked a well-dressed person who was carrying a shoulder bag in which, obviously (?), there was money. This person turned out to be Volodymyr Hunchyk. - One of the attackers has already been detained in one of the eastern regions, he confessed to committing the crime and is giving testimony. The victim's belongings were seized from him. Therefore, those who today say that this is a political order will later be ashamed of it - the statement says. The labor collective of LuAZ is interested in solving such a brazen crime and expresses hope that all its perpetrators will be found and will bear the punishment determined by law. However, the statement made by the head of the UMVS raises many questions. Why is the presence of a shoulder bag in one's hand and ordinary smart clothing a sufficient grounds for representatives of law enforcement agencies to become an object of attack in our city? How can a person walking through the city at night fail to notice being followed by four unknown individuals? Do ordinary criminals really have such surveillance experience? Or. If the criminals were waiting near the entrance of the building, then how did they know about the time of Volodymyr Hunchyk's arrival from a business trip? Why were all the victim's belongings in the hands of one criminal? Auto plant workers express hope that the leadership of the UMVS of Ukraine in the Volyn region will provide answers to these and other questions not only to LuAZ employees but also to the entire community of the city. We sincerely hope that the investigation of the attack on Volodymyr Hunchyk will not turn into a search by law enforcement agencies for new "scapegoats."