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A Romanian developer in Belgium was sentenced to two years in prison for fraud after disappearing with 40,000 euros, leaving the works unfinished.

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17 February 2026, 14:28
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In the town of Izegem in Belgium, a 42-year-old Romanian developer was sentenced to two years in prison, half of which was suspended, for fraud. In 2022, he signed a contract to build seven apartments, but after receiving 40,000 euros, he disappeared without completing the work.


The lawyer for the aggrieved party stated that communication stopped after the payment was made, and the paid materials were never picked up. The developer's company went bankrupt, and the man transferred money from the company to his personal accounts, including 15,000 euros immediately after receiving the payment. The judge ordered him to pay damages of 40,500 euros and prohibited him from practicing his profession for 10 years.

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Român la pușcărie în Belgia după ce a luat 40.000 de euro ca să facă o lucrare în construcții și a fugit cu banii
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Un constructor român a luat 40.000 de euro și nu s-a mai dus la lucrare, în Belgia. A fost condamnat la închisoare
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Un român din Belgia a încasat 40.000 de euro pentru o lucrare și apoi „a dispărut fără urmă”

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