Baghdad – IA
Today, Tuesday, the Federal Integrity Commission announced the issuance of an in-person judgment against an impersonator of the position of a general director in one of the regulatory bodies. To achieve personal goals and collect sums of money.
The Commission’s Government Information and Communications Office said, in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that “the Rusafa Criminal Court, which is competent to consider integrity cases, issued a judgment in the presence of a judge ordering severe imprisonment against the person impersonating the position of Director General of the Legal Department of the Federal Integrity Commission.”
He added, “The ruling decision came against the background of the accused being arrested for taking sums of money from a number of complainants, in exchange for his promise that he could lift the seizures on the lands of the former regime’s cronies, claiming that he holds the position of Director General of the Legal Department in the Commission.”
He stated, “The court, after reviewing the evidence and evidence obtained, the formal report organized by the Commission’s team, and the statements of its legal representative who requested the complaint against the accused, found them sufficient and convincing to convict him, so it decided to sentence him in his presence to severe imprisonment, based on the provisions of Resolution (160 of 1883).”
It is noteworthy that the Integrity Commission announced in mid-March of last year the implementation of the arrest warrant issued against one of the fraudsters. For impersonating the general director of its legal department, and claiming that he is responsible for lifting the seizure of the properties of the cronies of the former regime; In order to achieve personal goals and take sums of money from the complainants.
