DNA: The head of the Gendarmerie and the former chiefs Ionuţ Cătălin Sindile and Constantin Florea, prosecuted for usurpation of the office / Prosecutors’ accusations – Essential

• Bogdan Enescu, colonel, at the time of the events and currently authorized inspector general of the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Gendarmerie, for usurping the position if the official obtained an undue benefit for himself or another, continuously (10 material documents) ;
• Constantin Florea, Brigadier General, at the time of the events authorized the Inspector General of the General Inspection of the Romanian Gendarmerie, currently Chief Inspector of the Inspection of the Dolj County Gendarmerie, for usurping the position if the officer obtained to yes or for another an undue benefit, as follows (3 material documents);
• and Ionuţ-Cătălin Sindile, colonel in reserve, at the time of the events authorized the inspector general of the General Inspection of the Romanian Gendarmerie, former commander of the School of Enforcement for Officers of the Romanian Gendarmerie “Mihai Viteazul”, for usurping the position if the official obtained for himself or for another an improper use, continuously (7 material acts).

• “As an authorized inspector general of the Inspectorate General of the Romanian Gendarmerie, the suspect Enescu Bogdan would have approved, between May and June 2020, the payroll and the monthly centralizers of the additional hours worked and would have collected monetary rights in the amount of 36,068 lei, representative of overtime, corresponding to the period January – April 2020, without complying with the legal provisions, respectively without the overtime having been ordered by the hierarchical superior and without the operative or unforeseen nature of the activities being produced from the documents drawn up. Specifically, the suspect allegedly collected money for overtime in violation of art. 21 par. (1) and (4) of Framework Law no. 153/2017 and art. 35 par. (3) and (6) of OuG no. 114/2018.
• In turn, between August and October 2019, as authorized inspector general of the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Gendarmerie, the suspect Florea Constantin would have worked overtime without complying with the same legal provisions, would have subsequently requested the General Inspection of the Romanian Gendarmerie to grant him the corresponding salary increase, and based on the approval of the documents by the suspect Enescu Bogdan, (although the latter, at the time of overtime, was the chief inspector of the Ilfov County Gendarme Inspectorate, who is directly subordinate to the applicant), would have collected, in May 2020, monetary rights amounting to 15,619 lei.
• Similarly, between September 2018 and March 2019, as an authorized inspector general of the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Gendarmerie, the suspect Sindile Ionuț-Cătălin He would have worked overtime without complying with the legal provisions, subsequently, in June 2020, he would have asked the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Gendarmerie to grant him the corresponding salary increase, and based on the approval of documents by the suspect Enescu Bogdan , (although the latter, at the time overtime, was the chief inspector of the Ilfov County Gendarme Inspectorate, being directly subordinate to the applicant), would have collected, in July 2020, monetary rights in the amount of 28,165 lei ” .

On Thursday morning, the current head of the Romanian Gendarmerie, Bogdan Enescu, was heard on DNA in this case, saying that he is not considering resigning because “it is not necessary in this case.”
The Gendarmerie chief said, leaving the DNA, that “there will be light” in this case: “I spoke with the prosecutor in the case. The investigations in the case continue and there will be light.” Because it is not a good situation either personally or institutionally, I will give all the competence and the institution, and I personally to shed light on this case, I have no intention of hiding the truth. or hide other situations that may lead to the clarification of this case. “
In turn, Colonel Ionuţ Cătălin Sindile, who was in command of the Romanian Gendarmerie at the time of August 10, 2018, said, leaving DNA, that he was a suspect. “Suspicious. Further verifications are being carried out. I cannot give you more details, as this is the ongoing criminal investigation. As for me, I only made a request for overtime pay provided by law, approved by the boss.” .