The professional performance of police officer Eugen Stan - who is accused of having sexually assaulted two children in an elevator on January 5 - was substandard, but he was under the protection of his direct superior, chief commissioner Rene Emanuel Vornicu, head of the Bucharest Traffic Supervision Service - Sectors 1, 2 and 6, a situation which had caused dissatisfaction among the other police officers, states a report of the Romanian Police General Inspectorate (IGPR) released on Friday by the government.
Chief commissioner Vornicu also did not seek to investigate the potential issues of his subordinate despite incoming complaints about Eugen Stan's previous sexual offences.
The government released on Friday evening on its website IGPR's fact-finding report following verifications into the case of police officer Eugen Stan; the document also includes the measures adopted by the Romanian Police in the fallout of the incident.
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