Deputy Chief of the Vâlcea City Police, Detained by DNA / He Would Have Received 5,000 Euros From a Man Who Was Being Criminally Investigated in Order to Get Police Officers to Use the File so that He Would Have No Court Order.
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The deputy city police officer Ramnicu Vâlcea was detained on Thursday for trafficking in influence by the DNA prosecutors. Together with the policeman he was detained and another man, who would have offered him money in the hope that he would receive a decision of non-submission to court, according to the anti-corruption prosecutors.
The deputy chief of the Vâlcea City Police, Raoul Alexandru Păunescu, was detained by DNA, on the charge of trafficking in influence. He would have received 5,000 euros from a man who was being criminally investigated to cause police to use the file in order to dispose of the non-trial.
The deputy chief of the municipality police Ramnicu Vâlcea was detained by the anti-corruption prosecutors, being accused of having received 5,000 euros to intervene in a criminal case. The investigators request the preventive arrest of him and of the person who would have offered him the money.
The deputy chief of the municipality police Ramnicu Vâlcea was detained by the anti-corruption prosecutors, being accused of having received 5,000 euros to intervene in a criminal case. The investigators request the preventive arrest of him and of the person who would have offered him the money.
The DNA prosecutors detained the deputy chief of the Ramnicu Vâlcea City Police, chief commissioner Alexandru Raoul Păunescu.
The deputy chief of the municipality police Ramnicu Vâlcea was detained by prosecutors, being accused of committing a corruption act. Chief Commissioner Alexandru Raoul Păunescu would have received from an individual the sum of 5,000 euros, in exchange for which he promised to intervene to "solve him a criminal file. L.I.C. was being investigated by the workers of the Balcesti City Police to commit the crime of driving a vehicle with the right t…
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