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No criminal probe into USZV

November 25, 2016

No criminal probe into USZV
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PHILIPSBURG--The Prosecutor’s Office will not initiate a criminal investigation based on the complaint filed by Dr. Petit with the National Detectives Agency on September 1, 2016 concerning alleged financial malpractice committed by the Minister of Health, Social Development and Labour and the Director of the Social and Health Insurance Executive Body, USZV.

All parties concerned have been officially informed today about the decision. The Prosecutor’s Office is of the opinion that there is no reasonable suspicion of guilt of any criminal offense, which should be the basis to start a criminal investigation. The complaint, which was also widely reported in the local press, primarily concerns alleged breaches of an administrative or civil law nature.


Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/61839-no-criminal-probe-into-uszv

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/no-criminal-probe-into-uszv

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