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Senior police officer accused of misuse of power
The Court of Straseni district will examine the legal case instituted against a senior prosecution officer of the district police commissariat over misuse of power.
According to the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office, Oarza Ion is accused of asking US$3,000 from a woman earlier this year for influencing the prosecutor that was examining the legal case opened against her son. Late in April, Oarza was caught in the act of taking US$1,300 from the woman as he managed to persuade the prosecutor and the case against her son was closed. If found guilty, the police officer could face up to five years behind bars // Reporter.MD Publication date: 02 June 2008 Source: Archive 
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