Border police officers from the airport, filming as they ask and receive bribes: "1000 is normal;You had to pay 2000 ”|Jurnal.md

Time 03/07/2022 By myhoneybakedfeedback

Border police officers from the airport, filming as they ask and receive bribes: "1000 is normal;You had to pay 2000 ”

The National Anticorruption Center has published video images with a few border guards at Chisinau airport who ask for bribes from the Avia racing passengers to be allowed to continue their travels, despite the irregularities found.

The employees of the Border Police Sector "Chisinau International Airport", being in the exercise of the duties, in the context of the restrictions imposed by the epidemiological situation, created and implemented an illicit scheme of the money from the passengers leaving the country and regardingsuspicions of holding and presenting the Covid-19 PCR test with signs of forgery.

Thus, the police involved in the service would have accepted and received systematically from the citizens who crossed the RM border on the "output" direction between 50-100 euros.

Border police officers from the airport, filming as they ask and receive bribes:

Video images from the documentation actions of the corruption scheme, in which employees of the airport border police sector are targeted here.

We recall that 15 employees of the General Inspectorate of the Border Police are investigated by the CNA and the anti -corruption prosecutors, within a complex file, started on June 23, 2021, which includes a total of 59 episodes, of which 38 pretending of bribes and 21 others.contraventional deviations.The case was started following operative information that led to the identification of the entire corruption scheme, and the documentation was involved in the subdivisions of the Information and Security Service, as well as the General Inspectorate of the Border Police.

13 of the police officers were detained and are to be placed in the CNA insulator.They are investigated for passive corruption and risk up to 10 years of detention with deprivation of public positions up to 10 years.