Antena 3 CNN Politics Georgian Pop: Since 2009, the SRI briefings about Bercea went to the Prosecution offices

Georgian Pop: Since 2009, the SRI briefings about Bercea went to the Prosecution offices

Georgian Pop: Since 2009, the SRI briefings about  Bercea went to the Prosecution offices
25 Iun 2014   •   14:34
President of the Parliamentary Commission of SRI control, Georgian Pop said Tuesday after hearing of the Service notifications on Bercea clan, that since  2009, the  information SRI obtained concerning the group went directly to the Prosecution offices, Mediafax reports.

Georgian Pop said that SRI management representatives sent during the  hearings, briefs about the fact that since  October 2009 they sent to President Traian Basescu information on issues affecting national security made ​​by Anghel Sandu and his clan.

Pop said that the respective notification  was related to aspects of economic crimes .

He also added that since 2009, since  the investigations authorities  were notified to start the criminal investigation in the  Bercea case, SRI asent their briefings directly to the Prosecution offices.


"The specification was very clearly made by the director, also in the report that we send to  the Permanent Bureaus. Let’s make this distinction: the legal beneficiaries in the state - the president, prime minister, ministers and  locally – the county council presidents, prefects, mayors benefit  of information in the sphere of national security for their information and  to make decisions, " Pop said.

"When - as required by law – in a national security action or operation there appear elements infringing the  Penal Code, that is, elements of crime, that information is automatically required to go directly to the prosecutor in charge and further on, only  the prosecutor in charge of the  case can decide what to do  with the information given. I repeat, since  2009, the SRI briefings went to the Prosecution offices and the law does not allow me to detail the  content of those briefings " Pop added.

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