Romanian prosecutors freeze EUR 6.4 mln in illegal care home network case
Prosecutors handling the criminal case targeting the illegal care home network operated by Viorel Pașca and his “Dumbrava – God Takes Care” association have placed seizures on the suspects’ movable and immovable assets to cover the…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 3 min read
Prosecutors handling the criminal case targeting the illegal care home network operated by Viorel Pașca and his “Dumbrava – God Takes Care” association have placed seizures on the suspects’ movable and immovable assets to cover the enormous moral damages claimed by victims.
The seizures in Bihor County, western Romania, are meant to prevent the alienation of assets by the defendants, which would result in a state of insolvency that would make compensation of victims impossible at the end of the trial. In the reasoning of the decision, judicial authorities pointed to the proportional nature of the measure in relation to the protection of the fundamental rights of the injured persons.
