MOSCOW, Dec 8 sheltered him for sexual assault, but the police did not charge him, writes the Daily Mail newspaper.
According to a resident of Birmingham, after the start of a special operation in Ukraine, he decided to provide housing for refugees. He chose a man with whom he had previously spoken on the phone and who was not embarrassed that the landlord was gay.
A Ukrainian from Uzhgorod settled in with a British man in August. A few weeks later, he allegedly sexually assaulted the landlord in his own bed. He was drunk and only fragmentarily remembers the incident.
The Briton went to the police, but the guards subsequently stated that they did not have the evidence necessary to charge the refugee, and released him.
The alleged victim stated that she lost faith in law enforcement agencies, who refused to conduct a medical examination of bruises on his buttocks, arms and legs, which the Ukrainian allegedly left. The Briton also expressed dissatisfaction with the city council, which shortly after the incident called him to ask for shelter of another refugee.
It is noted that the Birmingham City Council decided not to provide the Ukrainian with other housing under the «Houses for Ukraine» program.