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登博维察偷猎案:两人被羁押,两人接受监管
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译自英文原文。
在一项针对登博维察县的调查中,被指控的狩猎行为发生在更早的一段时期——2025年2月至2026年3月。11月的进展是一项关于嫌疑人自由的决定:2026年11月13日,法官下令将两名男子羁押候审30天,并对另外两人实施为期60天的司法监管。两种措施都不是刑事判决,也不代表相关指控已得到证实。4
调查人员指称,这些男子曾多次在I.L. Caragiale、Dărmănești和Vlădeni的建成区外围无证狩猎,使用非法持有的武器和经过狩猎训练的灵缇犬。报道将相关行为的时间定在2025年2月至2026年3月;报道并未称涉嫌狩猎行为持续到11月。4
搜查实际确认了什么
警方在这些男子的住所执行了五份住宅搜查令。据警方称,搜获四支猎枪、超过830发弹药、20公斤铅弹丸和约90公斤猎获物。警员还将10只灵缇犬、三辆越野车和六部手机扣押,以供后续调查使用。4
这些数字描述的是所有搜查中清点出的物品,并非分别归属于每名嫌疑人的物品清单。20公斤指铅弹丸——霰弹枪弹药中使用的小颗粒——与弹药数量是分开统计的。约90公斤指追回猎获物的重量,并非动物数量,也不能据此认定涉嫌狩猎期间野生动物损失的总量。警方的说法没有指出涉及哪些物种。4
该县武器、爆炸物及危险物质处、动物保护局、法证警察和特别行动处均参与支持了搜查。仅凭这些部门参与,并不能证明存在虐待动物的指控或有组织犯罪罪名。公开描述的调查涉及涉嫌狩猎和枪支犯罪。4
司法监管不等于居家监禁
法律还允许另行施加个别附加条件,包括限制活动范围、限制与指定人员接触,以及禁止持有、使用或携带武器。这些是法律允许的条件,并非已确认适用于这两名男子的条件。第215条要求施加司法监管的命令明确写明各项义务。没有这些命令,就无法确定是否还有其他限制。20
恶意违反规定可能导致法官以居家监禁或候审羁押取代司法监管。这种升级措施需要司法决定;即使有人被指违反了某项义务,也不会自动发生。20
60天也不是完成调查的期限。根据第215¹条,调查期间的司法监管初次施加时不得超过60天。如果原有理由仍然成立,或有新理由足以支持延长,检察官可以延长期限;每次延长不得超过60天。因此,公布的期限并不保证监管会在这60天后结束。21
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- Police seized more than 830 rounds of ammunition in a poaching investigation.
- Two men in Romania’s Dâmbovița County now face 30 days in custody. Two others remain free under 60 days of judicial supervision.
- What do those different restrictions mean for the suspects as the investigation continues?
- Moreni police are investigating all four men under a prosecutor’s direction. Investigators say they repeatedly hunted without permits outside the built-up areas of I.L. Caragiale, Dărmănești and Vlădeni, using illegally held weapons and greyhounds trained for hunting.
- The suspected offenses cover poaching, breaking weapons and ammunition laws, and using a firearm without authorization. Investigators place the alleged hunting between February 2025 and March 2026. The arrests came months later, in November. The case concerns repeated hunting over that earlier period.
- The men aged 55 and 59 received 30 days of preventive detention. The men aged 32 and 53 received 60 days of judicial control, which lets them remain at liberty while requiring them to meet legal obligations.
- Magistrates imposed those measures on November 13, 2026. A day earlier, Moreni’s Criminal Investigations Bureau had detained all four for 24 hours. A prosecutor from the office attached to the Moreni Court of First Instance is coordinating the case. All four retain the presumption of innocence while the allegations are investigated.
- Police recovered four hunting weapons and more than 830 rounds of ammunition. They also seized 20 kilograms of lead shot, the small pellets used in shotgun ammunition, and about 90 kilograms of game during searches carried out under five home-search warrants.
- Officers searched the men’s residences, and the inventory combines what they recovered across those searches. Police are holding the items for the continuing investigation. The recovered game gives investigators a quantity to examine, but the total wildlife loss over the alleged hunting period is still unknown.
- Subscribe to this channel to follow the investigation and the next decisions on these suspects’ restrictions.
- Police also took custody of 10 greyhounds, three off-road vehicles and six mobile phones. The operation drew support from weapons specialists, the Animal Protection Bureau, forensic police and the county’s Special Actions Service.
- Those units supported the searches while investigators gathered material for the case. The investigation remains focused on the suspected hunting and firearms offenses. Police haven’t explained why magistrates ordered custody for two men and supervision for the other two.
- One of the men in custody is reportedly Petre Ilie, known as Petre “Geamănu,” associated with the Frații Geamănu group. Scoped rifles and hunting dogs allegedly belonged to him. Police haven’t publicly named the four suspects.
- The two men under judicial control must comply with supervision while living outside custody. Romanian law requires them to attend when judicial authorities summon them and promptly notify the relevant authority if they change residence. They must also report to the designated police authority under its supervision schedule or when summoned.
- The law also allows authorities to impose territorial limits, restrict contact with designated people, or prohibit weapons. The men’s individual orders determine any extra conditions. A judge can order house arrest or detention for a bad-faith breach of their obligations.
- That escalation requires a judicial decision. The 60-day supervision period can also be extended if the grounds persist or new grounds justify it. So the announced period doesn’t set a deadline for finishing the investigation.
- Each extension during the investigation can last no more than 60 days. The prosecutor continues to coordinate the case, and no next hearing or decision date has been announced.
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