They made an unannounced raid to inspect used car businesses, a sector that had become flourishing in the capital. According to consistent sources, a commerce commissioner and three inspectors from the ministry participated in this mission. However, they had no mission orders with them, which intrigued the car trader, suspecting an attempt at corruption. The doubts were confirmed when they moved on to extortion. In other words, they threatened to imprison their target without payment of money. This procedure is classic and sometimes used by certain holders of red stamps. This time, the matter took an unfavorable turn when the target dared to file a complaint in court. Last Monday, the state agents were presented to the prosecution after their respective preliminary investigations. No leniency on the part of the public prosecutor in its decision concerning this corruption case, the four individuals are awaiting trial at Antanimora prison. The circumstance should be aggravating in this case, with sworn people moving to corruption.
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