Toma Tecar, former head of the Bihor Permit Service, is accused by DNA of receiving a bribe of 8,700 lei for prioritizing the registration files.
Andrea Hariuc
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Chief Superintendent Toma Tecar is suspected of collecting dozens of bribes in just one week, accumulating about 8,700 lei from 87 material acts. Investigators found that he and other police officers favored intermediaries who brought in registration files, ignoring official appointments and receiving between 40 and 60 lei per file. They earned considerable daily earnings from bribes, exceeding their salary.
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