PSP: Former Union Leader Sentenced to Pay €177,000 for Diverting Funds
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The former president of the Independent Union of Public Security Police Agents (SIAP), the Madeirense Dionísio Câmara, was sentenced by the Court of Loures to four years in prison, with suspended sentence, for the crime of aggravated abuse of trust. The former union leader will still have to pay 177 thousand euros to the union, following the misuse of funds of the organization. The conviction was handed down last Friday. According to news the Mo…
The former president of the Independent Union of Public Security Police Agents (SIAP), Manuel Dionisio Câmara, was sentenced to pay 177 thousand euros to the agency for diversion of funds. The conviction was handed down by the court of Loures, with a suspended sentence of four years.
Manuel Dionisio Chamber sentenced in court to four years in prison, suspended. Judge of the court of Loures found him guilty of diverting funds from the associates.
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