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Rupert Stadler has been in prison for more than a month. Now the boss Audi finally wants to go out and file a complaint. But if his lawyer succeeds with this is debatable. Because Stadler does not say any more to interrogations.
For a month, the CEO of Audi, Rupert Stadler, is in prison. He now wants to be released. Stadler filed an appeal with his lawyer in the Munich District Court. This was confirmed by the Munich II Public Prosecutor's Office on request. The Munich District Court submitted the appeal to the District High Court for decision. The prosecutor accuses Stadler of obfuscation. He wanted to obstruct the investigation of the exhaust scandal as CEO of VW's Audi subsidiary. Stadler rejects this. He is detained at the Augsburg-Gablingen prison. Stadler was arrested on 18 June and then released by Audi as managing director. In recent weeks, the Audi director has been questioned several times by the prosecutor. He did not come to a confession apparently hoped by the investigators. The interrogations should have been very hard. Meanwhile, Stadler no longer says that no other date of questioning is scheduled
If the district court dismisses the complaint, the boss of Audi can still appeal in front of the District Court and the Higher Regional Court of Munich. Haftgrund is an interception by investigators call Stadler on June 8 with a director of the Porsche sports car manufacturer, which belongs to Audi as VW. In conversation, Stadler had considered leaving a former employee of Porsche and today's Audi, which should have helped Stuttgart prosecutors in their investigation against Porsche. In VW circles, it is countered that no action has been taken. In this respect, there is no darkening. This should also be the content of the complaint. Investigators should see things differently. The delay between the phone call and the arrest was too short to take action against the employee. The Munich prosecutor suspected Stadler of fraud to his clients. He rejects that.
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