"Touch me, and I'll take you down": A TCC employee in Kharkiv threatened a man with violence (video).

In Kharkiv, a TCC employee threatened a conscript driver during a document check. A video of the conversation has surfaced on local Telegram channels.

"If you don’t step out, we’ll have a different kind of conversation. The moment you move, I’ll take you down," he says.

Later, the driver mentions that the military officials themselves opened the doors of his car and detained him. Following this, a white Renault crossover arrived at the scene, where four men in military uniforms forcibly placed the detained driver inside and drove away.

"This is the kind of 'tolerant' conversations happening in Kharkiv between TCC employees and men. They pulled the driver out of his car and loaded him into their vehicle," reads the description of the video.

Neither the Kharkiv TCC nor the police have commented on the situation. The specific area of the city where the forceful detention occurred has not been disclosed.

As a reminder, in Kyiv near the Taras Shevchenko metro station, TCC employees and police forcibly dragged a man into a nearby parked vehicle. The Kyiv city TCC stated that he was wanted for violating defense legislation.

Additionally, on January 8, a video of the "busification" of a man in Lviv emerged. Military officials grabbed a conscript by the neck and beat him, while the Lviv regional TCC claimed that prior to this, the man had struck one of the servicemen in the face.