The investigation revealed that the detainee began offering his services to draft dodgers on social media in September, charging $6,500 per person. “He was very well familiar with the border area and the location of checkpoints,” the SBI wrote. He was arrested during an unsuccessful attempt to smuggle four people across the border into the Russian-controlled separatist enclave of Transnistria in Moldova on Oct. 22. Read also: Journalist calls for action on thousands of draft dodgers and bribe-takers in UkraineMykolaiv medical official under investigation for draft evasion scheme, SBU saysWe’re…