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Two of the Israelis accused in the Black Cube case, namely Ron Weiner and David Geclowicz have admitted their guilt and concluded an agreement with the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) prosecutors in order to get reduced sentences.
According to the agreement, Ron Weiner and David Geclowicz accepted to receive a suspended sentence of 3 years in prison and to do community work.
The confession of guilt agreement was sent to the Bucharest Court House, and the court established that the trial will start on 7 November.
The two employees of the Black Cube company are currently investigated while free, under court supervision.
Three Israelis were charged in this case - Ron Weiner, David Geclowicz and Yossi Barkshtein. The last one managed to flee Romania, on his name being issued a warrant in absence.
According to the DIICOT, Ron Weiner is charged with organizing a criminal group, complicity to illegally accessing an information system, complicity to unauthorized information data transfer, complicity to corrupting the integrity of data information in continue form, illegal operations with information devices and programs.
David Geclowicz is charged with organizing a criminal group, complicity to illegally accessing an information system, complicity to unauthorized information data transfer, complicity to corrupting the integrity of data information and complicity to illegal operations with information devices and programs.
Moreover, the prosecutors placed former Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) officer Daniel Dragomir under criminal prosecution, who is currently in pre-trial arrest.
Dragomir used to be Chief of the informative-operative Sector of the General Directorate for Terrorism Prevention and Fight within the SRI. In 2015 he was sent to court by the DNA under the charges of influence peddling and money laundering.
