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The Bucharest Tribunal Rejected Calin Georgescu's Request for the Removal of the Sequestration From His Villa in Mogosoaia

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Former presidential candidate Calin Georgescu requested the removal of the sequestration put by DIICOT prosecutors on his villa in Mogosoaia. Judges of the Bucharest Tribunal rejected the challenge made by his lawyers on Wednesday.

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DIICOT prosecutors have raised a record number of devices from Calin Georgescu's villa: 27 mobile phones and 63 other computers and memory units. The Prosecutors' article has raised 27 phones and 63 computers and memory units (sources) from Calin Georgescu's villa first appeared in Romania TV.

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Călin Georgescu, a former presidential candidate of 2024, remains with sequestration on the village of Mogoşoaia. The Bucharest Tribunal rejected them, Wednesday, October 7, 2026, the challenge, considering it unfounded. The former candidate was arrested preventively on September 29, in a case of fraud with particularly serious consequences.

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Former presidential candidate Calin Georgescu requested the removal of the sequestration put by DIICOT prosecutors on his villa in Mogosoaia. Judges of the Bucharest Tribunal rejected the challenge made by his lawyers on Wednesday.

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The former presidential candidate, Calin Georgescu, was removed on Thursday, for the third consecutive day, from Central Arrest. He was taken to the DIICOT headquarters for new computer searches. His wife, Cristela Georgescu, arrived first at the hearings at the Park.

It requests the removal of the sequestration put by prosecutors on his villa in Mogosoaia.

In addition, prosecutors have extended sequestration and on his bank accounts.

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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