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THE POLITICAL SCAN – Concerned by a complaint for suspicion of tax evasion since 2016, the LaREM deputy of the Hauts-de-Seine, Thierry Solère, was placed since Tuesday morning in police custody.
The police custody The Republic on the move (LaREM) Thierry Solère was lifted Wednesday night on medical advice but the investigation against him continues, announced the prosecutor of Nanterre in a statement.
The former cadre of the Republicans made the since 2016 a preliminary investigation opened on suspicion of tax fraud following a complaint from Bercy for facts dating back to 2010-2013. As the daily Le Monde revealed two weeks ago, it has since been extended to leaders of "influence peddling, corruption, abuse of social property and illegal financing of election expenses". The defector of LR is also accused of having failed "declaratory obligations to the High Authority for the Transparency of Public Life (HATVP)."
Investigations expanded
"Investigations originally initiated for tax evasion and Money laundering was extended in January 2017 to offenses of trading in influence, corruption, misuse of social badets, illicit financing of election expenses, breaches of reporting obligations to the High Authority for the Transparency of Public Life and the concealment of such offenses. ", Remembers Catherine Denis.
The police custody, initially lasting twenty-four hours and extended after presentation of Thierry Solère to a magistrate of the prosecutor's office for further hearings," was lifted on July 18 at 21:45 on medical advice, "she says.
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This placement in police custody comes only six days after the lifting of his parliamentary immunity by the Bureau of the National Assembly. A unanimous decision following the request of the Attorney General to the Court of Appeal of Versailles to authorize his placement in custody. In a letter addressed to the President of the National Assembly, Thierry Solère had himself supported this request. "I do not want to hide behind this immunity," he wrote. The question of a possible exclusion of the group LaREM will be evoked only if the justice considers its guilt.
This file also had a large collateral effect. Suspected of having sent elements of the investigation to the deputy LaREM, the former Minister of Justice, Jean-Jacques Urvoas, was put under examination last June by the Court of Justice of the Republic for "breach of professional secrecy" . Charges that he has always challenged "with determination".
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