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Vladyslav Petrovych Pankiv, who previously held the position of chief state inspector of the "Kolomyia" customs post of the Ivano-Frankivsk Customs, resides in the city of Horodnya in Kolomyia district. His wife, Nataliia Bohdanivna Pankiv (maiden name Maksymyuk), is registered in the village of Kotykivka in the same community.
According to the provided data, Vladyslav Pankiv rents a 58-square-metre apartment in Horodnya. The lease agreement has been in effect since 1 May 2025, and Yuriy Volodymyrovych Stantsiyskyi is listed as the owner of the residence.
Regarding transport, the man uses a 2023 Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover. He acquired the right to use this vehicle on 11 October 2023, while its value at the time of acquiring the right to use was 1.25 million hryvnia. Nataliia Petrivna Pankiv is listed as the formal owner of the car in the documents.
In addition, the subject's wife owns a 2009 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 518 CDI bus.
Vladyslav Pankiv's income for 2025 includes:
The suspect's wife receives a salary at the education department of the Horodnya City Council; her annual income amounted to 122,000 hryvnia. It is also noted that Nataliia Pankiv holds 20,000 US dollars in cash.
The couple has open bank accounts at PrivatBank and Universal Bank. The declaration does not list any securities, corporate rights, financial liabilities, or concurrent employment.
Vladyslav Pankiv is the son of Petro Pankiv, who works as a prosecutor at the Horodnya Department of the Kolomyia District Prosecutor's Office. At the time of the traffic accident, during which the man hit a person and left the scene, he held the position of chief inspector of the "Kolomyia" customs post. He was dismissed from his position following the incident.
An analysis of previous declarations shows that in 2018–2019 and 2023, Vladyslav Pankiv applied for positions as a prosecutor in the military and district prosecutor's offices, but later moved to work in customs authorities.
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