“No disciplinary action was taken against any police officer.” This conclusion was reached by a rapid survey conducted by police for an alleged incident involving the son of the Minister for Citizens’ Protection, Takis Theodorikaku. As it became known yesterday, a preliminary administrative investigation was carried out into the incident, which was entrusted to Deputy Chief of Police Lazaros Mavropoulos. In this regard, five police officers from the group of DI.AS., who participated in the control of four young people in November 2021 in Marousi, were called to testify before the deputy head. They confirmed that they checked the young people, they found no drugs.

According to sources from the mansion on Katehaki Avenue, cyclists DI.AS. they confirmed that they had stopped to check on the youths and found tobacco, packets of documents, but not raw hemp, according to a retired commander of the Direct Action Directorate and natural chief of the DI.AS police officers. Internal Affairs Service about a week ago., Sp.D.

It is alleged that they also testified that after the young man himself informed them that he was the son of Takis Theodorikakos, they informed the shift supervisor who arrived on the scene, but did not comment on the incident. According to the content of the testimony, the deputy chief drew up a conclusion, which ends with the remark “I propose to transfer the case to disciplinary proceedings, since there was no disciplinary liability against any police officer or riot police officer.” , since the information about the omission of the relevant control was not confirmed and they are non-existent and unfounded. Similar, probably, is the content of what police officers DI.AS. they also testified before the Internal Affairs Service.

Complaint

The conclusion of the audit was included in the indictment, which the Minister for the Protection of Citizens presented yesterday morning, accompanied by lawyer Alexis Kugia, to the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court. It is reported that the materials of the case have been submitted to the Parliament. The lawsuit by Mr. Theodorikakos is directed against the former head of Immediate Action. She accuses him of perjury, false accusation and slander and seeks damages in the amount of 500,000 euros. “I have just filed a lawsuit against a retired officer in past crises who carried out a nefarious scheme of lies and slander against my person. The conspiracy collapsed due to the testimony of an already ongoing check. At the beginning of last week, a retired senior detective, accompanied by a lawyer, went to the SVD and complained that, on instructions from above, they concealed the discovery of drugs in four young people. He even submitted seven photographs of the incident, which he says “substantiate the complaint.”