Official in Berlin: Illegal naturalization and bribery uncovered!

Official in Berlin: Illegal naturalization and bribery uncovered!

Marzahn, Berlin, Deutschland - The police searched two apartments in Marzahn and Rudow in Berlin on Thursday to pursue a serious suspicion. The focus of the investigation is a 38-year-old employee of the State Office for Naturalization, which is accused due to bribes and bribery. According to RBB24 from northern Macedonia gave German citizenship, although the corresponding applications had previously been withdrawn and he was not responsible in the case.

The allegations are serious: the employee is accused of fake documents and having given his name with the wrong one, and having used a foreign seal. He is also accused of deleting files from the access of a colleague to cover his machinations. In the course of the searches, important evidence, in particular electronic storage media, was ensured, which must now be evaluated. Against two members of the family, a 36-year-old man and a 39-year-old woman, are also investigating bribery, with the possible relationship between the civil servant and the woman being put in the room as a motive.

Investigations on behalf of the Attorney General

The searches were carried out on behalf of the Berlin General Prosecutor's Office. This is now responsible for the further investigation into the allegations against the Lageso employee. The investigation is aimed at clarifying the suspicion of false cunning in office, while the police are based on the legal framework. According to Berlin , the incidents arouse about possible corruption in public service.

corruption, especially in public administration, can significantly affect the trust of the citizens. This is not only a legal problem, but also a social, such as Haufe . According to the Federal Civil Service Act, a general ban on civil servants is to accept discounts, as this can endanger confidence in the impartiality of the administration. Bribery and bribery are punishable and can be punished with prison terms.

The current investigations are an urgent indication that maintaining integrity in the public service is of the utmost importance. It remains to be seen which legal consequences result from these allegations and whether they will lead to a fundamental review of compliance measures in the administration. Because only through a transparent and incorruptible official business can the trust of citizens in state institutions be preserved.