Calin Georgescu in Court in a 1.1 Million Euro Case
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Former Romanian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu and businessman Ionel Rusen have been brought to court in a case of alleged fraud totaling 1,102,500 euros. The two are accused of creating an organized criminal group and fraud with particularly serious consequences, committed continuously. The indictment was filed by prosecutors from the Directorate for the Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT). The case has been sent to …
Călin Georgescu, Accused of Being the Leader of a Criminal Group. What Do Prosecutors Support DIICOT
Călin Georgescu was brought to trial by DIICOT prosecutors along with businessman Ioan Rusen, for setting up an organized group and fraud with particularly serious consequences.
Former Romanian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu has been brought to court in a case in which he is accused of fraud committed in a criminal organization.
Călin Georgescu was brought to trial at the Ilfov Tribunal in the fraud file with an injury of approximately EUR 1.1 million. The former presidential candidate remains in pre-trial detention, although the Bucharest Tribunal decided on 9 November to replace this measure with home arrest. The decision is not final and was challenged by DIICOT.
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