The manager of the "Ark" in Kalamata was released by order of the prosecutor The police found a gun in a locked /quote]
The manager of the "Ark of the World" in Kalamata was released with a verbal order from the prosecutor, who had been arrested for possession of weapons as the head of the structure, after a check carried out by the authorities
During the investigation, police officers found a gun in a locked drawer. Immediately, they asked the manager what the weapon was and she claimed that the weapon was not hers and that the previous manager had it there.
However, the police proceeded to arrest her and also informed the prosecutor's office, while checks are being carried out to determine who the weapon belongs to.
Or raid on the Kalamata structure
On Friday, police officers of the Kalamata security sub-directorate were found at the "Ark of the World" structure in Kalamata.They arrived shortly after 10 in the morning and conducted a search, while a similar search was conducted on Thursday at the NGO's structure in Chios, on the order of the financial police.
Since the summer of 2020, when the operation of the structure in Kalamata began, the procedures for issuing a license were initiated. The file, which had been submitted to the competent services of the Municipality of Kalamata in early 2021, was never completed as required.
When finally, according to reports, the structure reportedly informed last April that it had gathered all that was required, a new law had transferred the licensing authority and full supervision of the entity to the Regions. This meant that a new licensing file had to be submitted, now to the services of the Region.
In the second 15 days of October this year, the competent Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, in a letter, asked the Peloponnese Region to carry out an audit of the structure.
On 21 October this audit was carried out by the General Directorate of Public Health and Social Welfare and, in fact, two visits were made to the "Ark".
Source: in.gr
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