Scandal at animal rescue: Ex-boss of the Salzburg animal rescue in suspicion!

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Ex-Chef der Salzburger Tierrettung in Ermittlungen wegen Untreue. Neue Führung deckt Unregelmäßigkeiten auf.
Ex-boss of the Salzburg animal rescue in investigations into infidelity. New leadership reveals irregularities. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

Salzburg, Österreich - The ex-boss of the Salzburg animal rescue is again the focus of investigations. The new club management has discovered irregularities in internal processing, which led to further allegations. As early as January 2024, the former board was convicted of infidelity. As part of the procedure, the court found a damage of 260,000 euros, which led to a conditional prison sentence of 15 months, as the Krone

In addition, the spokeswoman for the new leadership indicated the ex-boss's actions as "LUG and BURG". Their main goal is to fully process the processes and to make a fresh start. The public prosecutor has already confirmed the new investigation.

infidelity and asset abuse

Against two officials of the Austrian animal rescue were also given serious allegations. These were convicted of infidelity at the Salzburg Regional Court of 260,000 euros. The main suspect received 15 months, while the two -month defendant received a ten -month prison sentence on probation. Both were partially confessed, while the lawyer of the accused spoke of "ignorance and sloppiness" and emphasized that there was no personal enrichment, such as the

unexplained accounting questions

In the investigation, it turned out that the first -time sued, who continues to work as a functional of the association, used club assets for personal purposes. This included cash resolutions for the private lifestyle and questionable debit from the club account. In addition, he is said to have financed installation work on the private property of another accused, while trying to justify the expenses to justify the expenses without actual exams taking place.

The two -person defendant is accused of manipulating it as the person responsible for the cash register. The defendant's defendant pointed out that the accused was too high and recalled that the club went bankrupt in 2015.

Both accused have so far been unsolved and retired. The prosecutor assumed a damage amount of less than 300,000 euros, which results in a threat of up to three years in prison. The prison sentence could be up to ten years above this amount. The court finally expressed conditional prison terms with a three -year trial period. A financial criminal proceedings are also pending, as the DetailsOrtSalzburg, ÖsterreichQuellen