Breaking News: Police in eastern Ukraine have captured an educator blamed for attempting to offer a 13-year-old young lady for $10,000 (£8,035).

The young lady was inhabiting a life experience school in the Kharkiv locale for vagrants and kids from broken homes.
Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov reported the case on Facebook, with photographs of the 52-year-old educator and young lady. He said police had been checking them for four months.

Mr Avakov said the purchaser implied that the young lady's organs would be expelled.

The purchaser asked about the young lady's wellbeing and paid the instructor 1,000 hryvnia (£31; $39) for photographs of the young lady and her restorative records, Mr Avakov said.

Ukrainian media have named the suspect as Galina Kovalenko. She instructs the Ukrainian and Russian dialects, and writing, and has over 20 years' showing background, they report.

There has been no announcement yet from the educator.

Mr Avakov said "Galina [Kovalenko] worked for almost a year on her 'strategy for success' for offering the 13-year-old young lady", whom she had singled out as defenseless.

"They got this merchant 'in the act' - when she removed the young lady from the life experience school, conveyed her to the purchasers and got cash," Mr Avakov said.

In the event that discovered blameworthy, the instructor could be imprisoned for up to 12 years. Mr Avakov is specifically taking care of the case.

There have been past reports of criminal posses going after down and out individuals in eastern Europe to gather their organs. The exchange organs can be exceedingly lucrative.

In 2013, an EU-drove court in Kosovo discovered five individuals blameworthy regarding a human organ-trafficking ring. The five were blamed for completing many unlawful transplants at the Medicus Clinic in the capital, Pristina.