The Public Prosecution ordered the detention of two members of the Board of Directors of the Highway Services Company for Oil Services in pretrial detention, pending investigation in the case of supplying fuel to fuel stations that stopped working.
The Attorney General’s Office indicated today, Thursday, that the Public Prosecution, in implementation of the directives of the Attorney General, has begun investigation procedures into the facts included in the communication submitted by the Internal Security Agency in the face of people who deliberately supplied some fuel marketing stations contracted with the company, knowing that the owners of distribution points do not practice the profession. They dispose of the quantities of fuel delivered to them by selling them at other stations in a manner that delivers the fuel quotas to the smugglers.
He added that the Public Prosecutor took over the investigation procedures and began proving the elements of the defendants’ contribution to enabling others to obtain illegal material benefits and determining the amount of damage that had befallen public money and the public interest as a result of the behavior attributed to them. After interrogating the accused, the investigator ended up ordering their pretrial detention, pending investigation.