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On Tuesday evening, the Capital Police announced in a dry statement that Radu Gavriș was transferred for six months to Harghita, as deputy chief of the Harghita County Police Inspectorate. For those in the know, if a soldier or a policeman is transferred to Harghita or Covasna, it means that there is a reckoning in between, the message being very clear to the person in question: “He will not be forgiven.”
Radu Gavriș was the head of the Homicide Service, where he excelled in solving complex cases. Later, he was appointed deputy director of the Capital Police, where the chief commissioner is Bogdan Berechet, a policeman who, according to his colleagues, is not “adapted to the moment.” In fact, between Berechet and Radu Gavriș, public sources say, there was maximum tension in recent months, culminating in the last transfer to Harghita, by an order signed by Quaestor Liviu Vasilescu, the head of the Romanian Police, who resigned . minutes after signing the move-in order.
Quaestor Liviu Vasilescu was forced to resign as head of the Romanian police, due to public pressure, after meeting “at night like thieves” with one of the brothers of the leader of the Duduianu clan, murdered in a settlement between families. criminals trying to take over Bucharest.
From here the fight between the heads of the Capital Police begins. According to some sources, Gavriș was accused, unfoundedly, of providing the press with the images recorded by the cameras, in the area where the meeting between the head of the Capital Police, Commissioner Berechet and the brother of the dead thief took place. The camps in the Capital Police are clear, Commissioner Berechet has the support of the resigned Romanian Police Chief, Quaestor Vasilescu, while Commissioner Gavri recibe is only supported by his own achievements and other police officers who they want the Romanian police to reform on the basis of real principles, where the leaders are no longer politically appointed.
Gavriș and others warned
On the other hand, Gavriș reportedly publicly reported that the Romanian police had information about the tensions between the underworld families in Bucharest, for eight months, but did nothing about it. In support of Gavriș, comes Chief Commissioner Andrei Marius, the head of the Violent Crimes Grouping Service, who was tried to blame himself, after the murder of the head of the Duduianu clan. “I have not received a response in this regard. We have always informed the hierarchical leaders and we have tried to resolve all these issues institutionally. Nothing happened,” Commissioner Andrei Marius said in an interview.
However, all the fuss from the Romanian Police leadership starts from the top of the Interior Ministry, where Minister Marcel Vela seems to have lost control of this ministry, where other people make decisions about the operational direction of the Romanian Police, the reference is the Quaestor Bogdan Despescu. .
In fact, six days ago, he publicly launched a message for those who challenged the mismanagement of Quaestor Berechet, the head of the Capital. “We reiterate that we do not tolerate practices and actions that do not comply with the law and that we have zero tolerance regardless of the quality of the offender, including those that reveal ongoing actions or information from the investigation,” said Bogdan Despescu.
