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The asset seizure was applied during a pre-trial investigation into the bankruptcy of Agrolira, a company owned by the Komskiai family. This company unexpectedly went bankrupt in 2019 in the end. With the collapse of Agrolira, a new company, Kalibrus, appeared on K. Komskis’s business map: a large part of the bankrupt Agrolira employees moved into it. The new business operates in the same area as Agrolira.
The preliminary investigation began after Siena’s posts on Agrolira and Kalibrus. The story began with an investigation into the collapse of Agrolira, when three new shareholders appeared in the company on the eve of bankruptcy: common workers from Pagėgiai. After meeting with journalists from “Sienos” and “Tauragės kurjeris”, the men claimed that they had not bought shares.
As confirmed by the General Prosecutor’s Office in Siena, the assets of both suspects were seized to “ensure a possible civil action and a prolonged confiscation of assets.”
How much and what assets were seized, the prosecution does not detail. However, the written comment confirms that among the properties whose property rights are restricted is an abandoned farm belonging to the Komskiai family in the municipality of Pag municipiogiai, on the banks of the Nemunas. K. Komskis’s new company “Kalibrus”, which appears in several episodes of the pre-trial investigation, has been officially registered on this farm.
Property seizure is not everything. According to the prosecutor’s office, the suspects were also taken into custody, a written commitment not to leave.
During the investigation, three new Agrolira shareholders were already interviewed: Saulius M, Saulius S and Donatas G. However, the prosecution refused to clarify how they explained that they had become the owners of the failed business.
The prosecution also did not detail whether the investigation could be extended to other articles of the Penal Code, in addition to the already known episodes of possible bankruptcy, wealth waste and falsification of documents.
The pre-trial investigation, in which the allegations were made against K. Komskis and his son, covers not only the enigmatic circumstances of Agrolira’s bankruptcy. It is also clarified whether the new company of K. Komskis Kalibrus could have used forged documents in the public procurement of the municipality of Pagėgiai. These circumstances became clear after Siena’s investigation into Kalibrus’s success in the Pagėgiai municipality tenders.
It later turned out that Kalibrus had won at least one large tender by submitting a certificate on the work allegedly carried out at the Lentvaris mansion belonging to Ugnis Kiguolis. However, both the company that restores the “Senamiesčio restotoriai” mansion and U. Kiguolis himself confirmed that the K. Komskis workers did not smell in this area.
According to the Attorney General’s Office, the episode of possible falsification of documents is still under investigation. So far no suspicions have been made about this episode.
K. Komskis and his son are not admitted guilty of any crime. However, they have already agreed to facilitate their portfolios in favor of the failed Agrolira. The bankruptcy administrator of the company, the company “Catalonia”, sued A. Komskis for almost 100,000. Euros of company funds, possibly for non-company needs. A. Komskis disagreed with the claims, but offered to conclude a peace agreement and pay Agrolir a fifth of the required amount. 20,000 In November last year a peace treaty worth one billion euros was approved.
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