Former treasurer of the FPÖ: 14,000 euros embezzlement exposed

Former treasurer of the FPÖ: 14,000 euros embezzlement exposed

In the Steyr-Land district, a former treasurer of a school parent association is suspected of having misappropriated around 14,000 euros for over four years. This person, which belonged to the Freedom Party (FPÖ), is said to have made false bookings and transferred money to their own account. The manipulations came to light after the new board had carried out an examination of the finances.

According to the Steyr public prosecutor, who reported on Saturday by the Upper Austrian News on Saturday, the woman will be examined in connection with the incident. The incident was confirmed by the APA public prosecutor. Under the pressure of the discovery, the woman already transferred the first half of the missing amount before submitting an advertisement and concluded an installment payment for the remaining amount.

diversion as a possibility

The competent authority offered the previously unspecified accused a diversion, which means that it will not be a criminal record, even though it is noted in the diversion register. Andreas Pechatschek, spokesman for the public prosecutor's office, said that she can be considered with this possibility as long as she is able to comply with her obligations. The justification for her act called fraud was "financial difficulties" that she expressed in an apology letter.

The investigators emphasized that such offers are generally only granted once. With another similar crime, this could no longer be possible. Therefore, the accused woman has to make sure that no further financial problems are caused or got into difficulties that could lead to further investigations.

Details about this incident are still sparse, but the interest and concern in public is clearly noticeable. Such cases that undermine trust in non -profit organizations raise questions and demand transparent information. More information on the ongoing investigation is available from the Steyr public prosecutor.

It remains to be seen how this case will be pursued and whether he may have an impact on the relationship between the FPÖ on the community in which it is active. These incidents require careful examinations and the commitment of the case law to ensure that such actions will be prevented in the future.

For a detailed consideration of the case, See the report on www.puls24.at .