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Judge Ana Helena Mota Lima Valle, of the 26th Criminal Court of the capital, on Tuesday (22) accepted a complaint from the Public Prosecutor's Office of Rio de Janeiro (MP-RJ) and ordered, as a precautionary measure, Assets worth up to R $ 7,434,466.51 from former mayor Eduardo Paes, former Secretary of Health Hans Dohmann and five other people for alleged fraud in an offer emergency medical services at World Youth Day in 2013
The blockade was anticipated by the column of Ancelo Gois in the O Globo newspaper this Wednesday (23).
According to the complaint of the MP-RJ, the companies Vida Emergências Médicas and Savior Medical Service would have "agreed between all denounced" to win an offer in the amount of 8 million R $. The others denounced are: João Luiz Ferreira Costa, Flávio Carneiro Guedes Alcoforado, Mario Luiz Viana Tiradentes, Leonardo Pan Monfort Mello and Daniel Eugenio Scuoteguazza Clerici.
Eduardo Paes alongside Hans Dohmann at the Souza Aguiar Municipal Hospital – Photo: Aline Pollilo / G1
In the ruling, the judge argued that " the evidence on file indicates that, on June 21, 2013, the mayor of the city of Rio de Janeiro, by personal decision of the mayor of the time, decided to bear the cost of nearly R $ 8 million, without any prediction in the finance law and even if the private initiative has already contracted with companies to ensure the provision of services, q It consisted of medical services of fixed and mobile prehospital care units in the Copacabana, Glória and Guaratiba neighborhoods. "
A The judge also decided that the accused should keep their addresses up to date in the archives and are not absent from the country without an author Justice – application which must be requested at least two months in advance.
The former mayor said that the rent of ambulances by the city of Rio had been planned to meet a request of the organizing committee of World Youth Day and to guarantee the service to the people. [19659010] Paes also claimed that the MP-RJ MP had already brought an action for irregularity in this case and that the Court of Justice had provided prima facie proof to the prefecture.
Still according to the former mayor, at the time, the judge found that he had committed no fault and that he himself authorized the city hall to provide services to the WYD and to the perform ambulance orders.
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