Attorney confirmed expersonero dismissal against Bogota, Francisco Rojas Birry

The Attorney General's Office upheld the only instance in which it dismissed and disqualified for 12 years expersonero Bogota, Francisco Rojas Birry, who departed not from knowledge of proceedings involving DMG given that there was a link between them on account of the money the firm received exservidor before taking office as ombudsman.

In resolving the motion for reconsideration, the head of the Public Ministry, Alejandro Ordóñez Maldonado, said his office found that Mr. Rojas Birry received 200 million pesos in DMG signed in January 2008 and months later, when exercising his functions as representative district, commissioned several of his servants to attend to the operations against DMG on 21,22, 23 and 26 November of that year, on condition of suppliers.

Consequently, the disciplinary offense committed expersonero to plead not prevented from acting on the actions taken against the firm DMG due to the existence of a possible conflict of interest with the society and on the contrary, commissioned several servers to attend to the operations developed against this group.

The prosecution said that the conduct of expersonero not complied with the provisions of Article 40 of the Single Disciplinary Code, which provides that "Any public servant shall be declared unable to act in a case when you have a particular interest and direct regulation, management, control or decision. "

Against this decision no appeal disciplinary with the Attorney General's Office.

PGN | Fecha Publicación: viernes, 18 mayo 2012 11:15 AM