His conclusions are important research in the case of the chief constable in Mykonoswho is suspected of denouncing contractors islands for upcoming inspections police. This is due to the fact that a search of his mobile phone allegedly revealed suspicious connections not only with a foreign contractor, but also with his colleagues. It should be considered possible, if not certain, that the investigation will be circulated to the police officers serving in the Mykonos Police Department.

The case began to open at the end of April. The reason was the attempt of a female police officer to surrender termination document which was held in a newly built building.

The police officer asked a colleague in charge of urban planning to send her the coordinates of the building so that he could find it. Opera and so it happened. However, when he got there, he found that two workers and a contractor, oddly enough, managed to leave the premises. building. He notified the head of the police department, Nikos Bogatini, who in turn informed Internal Affairs Service.

Meanwhile, the young policeman who took over the job soon discovered the contractor and two construction workers in a house near the construction site.

An initial investigation was conducted on the contractor’s mobile phone to determine if he had been in contact with any of her supervisors. GREEK POLICE. and if so, with whom. The internal affairs team, which had meanwhile traveled to Mykonos, established that the contractor did correspond with a police officer, not with the one charged with enforcing urban planning laws, but with the chief of police serving for several years as a seconded to the island.

It is reported that a police officer informed the contractor about the upcoming inspections. During a search of his house, about 20,000 euros in cash were found.

In one of the messages, the performer allegedly asked the question “should I go to work?” in order, according to one version, to check whether a police check of an illegal building is expected. The warden reportedly replied that he was not on the island and “see you tomorrow”, whereupon the contractor notified his employees that “we won’t go unless the police tell us first”.

Following the above, an investigation was carried out at the home of the Chief Constable, where about 20,000 euros in cash was found, the origin of which is being investigated. His mobile phone was also confiscated and sent to Directorate of Criminal Investigations.

The conclusion of the investigation was submitted two days ago to the internal affairs service, with information report that, in addition to the SMS text messages exchanged between the chief constable and the contractor, suspicious messages were also found between the chief constable and his high-ranking colleague, who was recently posted to Mykonos.

According to one version, the content of the messages refers to transactions of a financial nature. “Have you counted them?” the officers reportedly asked each other. Competent sources, who were asked a question about this, clarified that the volume of messages is especially large and their criminal assessment is required before sending the case materials. However, the same sources of information hinted that the investigation into corruption among the security forces is expected to expand and even immediately.