(ANSA) – NAPLES, APRIL 13 – Maria Rosaria Orefice, almost 57, sent to pulp ordinances, interception decrees, sentences, invoices, notices, requests and appeals of sentences not for money (as previously reported) but to escape work. years, “pro tempore” judicial officer of the IV Criminal Section of the Naples Court of Appeal for which the investigating judge of Naples Fabio Provvisier today ordered house arrest. The investigators criticize the woman for the suppression and destruction of acts, corruption, embezzlement, unauthorized access to a computer system and fraud to the detriment of the Administration.
On several occasions, the official expressed to third parties, writes the investigating judge, “concern both for the amount of work in his office – in his opinion excessively high – and for the fact that some files would be lost”, however, “… with the silence of others belonging to the judicial administration … “. Not only.
The financiers of the Economic-Financial Police Unit of Naples, coordinated by General Domenico Napolitano, to collect evidence and, at the same time, to avoid this imposing mass of files ending up in the pulp, at night they went to the Palace of Justice to “save” the documents by photographing them . In a passage of the ordinance, the disappointment of a cleaner who complains, while emptying the paper container placed in the Goldsmith’s office, of the amount of trashed paper emerges.
Among the documents saved by the Guardia di Finanza, there are also additions to a proceeding concerning the international drug trafficker Raffaele Imperiale, arrested last summer and recently transferred to Naples by the Dubai authorities, and documentation on Pasquale Fucito, alias’ o Marziano, drug trafficker of the Green Park of Caivano (Naples).
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Source: Ansa
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