Two Professors and Two Students From the University of Ovidius in Constanta, Detained by DNA.
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Two university assistants and two students from Ovidius University in the municipality of Constanta were detained on Saturday by the National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA), according to the announcement made by prosecutors. It is about Raluca Talpeș, university assistant at the Faculty of Medicine in the university, on which DNA accuses her of taking bribe in continuous form (15 acts ...
The DNA Prosecutors Constanta ordered on Saturday the motion of the criminal action and the detention for 24 hours of two professors and two students from the Faculty of Medicine at Ovidius University, who are accused of taking bribes and complicity in taking bribes for the passing of the exams from the Remnant Session. Friday, prosecutors made several searches in this file.
Two teachers from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ovidius in Constanta, as well as two others, were detained for 24 hours in the file in which the DNA prosecutors investigate the alleged fraud of examinations, indicated judicial sources cited by Reality Plus. The prosecutors will decide on Saturday if they ask the court to arrest detainees.
Two university assistants and two students from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ovidius in Constanta were detained for 24 hours and will be presented to the magistrates with a proposal of preventive arrest for 30 days, informed the National Directorate of Anticorruption on Saturday. According to a communication of DNA, transmitted by Agerpres, prosecutors of the Territorial Service [...] Article Two university assistants and two stu…
The Faculty of Medicine of the University "Ovidius" of Constanta is in the middle of a corruption scandal. Two university assistants have arrived behind bars, and two students are being investigated under judicial control,...
Four people from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ovidius in Constanta were detained by DNA in a file on alleged fraud of some Anatomy exams. Prosecutors claim that students would have paid between 600 and 2,500 euros to promote the remaining exams. DNA announced Saturday that it ordered the detention for 24 [...]
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