A group of unknown individuals robbed the house of the acting head of the Ternopil Customs, deputy of the Volyn Regional Council Roman Mykytyuk. This was reported to the newspaper "Simya i Dim" by the press service of the Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Volyn region. According to the press service, on August 3 at 22:30, four unknown individuals in masks entered Mykytyuk's house in the urban-type settlement of Turiysk. Using tape and electrical cords, they tied up the owner and his wife, as well as 2 local residents, hired workers who were working at Mykytyuk's. The robbers stole jewelry worth 15 thousand hryvnias, 2 thousand US dollars, a Toyota Prado car, and a hunting carbine from the house. As reported by the head of the Turiysk district department of internal affairs, Yuriy Lysytsya, a criminal case has been opened on the fact of the robbery under Article 187, Part 3 (robbery combined with breaking into a dwelling). An investigation is underway. According to the Volyn regional department of the State Automobile Inspectorate, on Friday, August 5, in the morning, the Toyota Prado car was found in the village of Zhydychyn, Kiveretskyi district of the Volyn region. Incidentally, the State Customs Service by order of May 17 appointed Mykytyuk as acting head of the Ternopil Customs. Prior to his appointment, Mykytyuk worked as head of the Volyn Customs.