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Not off to a very good start

The recently appointed head of the Police’s Financial Crimes Investigations Department, Fabian Fleri, isn’t off to a good start. The Maksar brothers, currently serving life sentences in jail, have a multi-million Euro worth of portfolio of assets they can make use of. The authorities even have a ledger listing the assets of the Maksar brothers.

The Maksar brothers are not alone in being unencumbered by the FCID. A long host of criminal suspects like Joseph Muscat still have their assets at their disposal despite pending freezing orders on them and it shows in the way they live their life and their constant air travel.

There doesn’t even seem to be the will to clamp down on the financial assets of serious and dangerous criminals. The Police are actually following a not so subtle government-policy of tolerating extensive financial crimes of dangerous and political criminals, especially after a series of laws that Labour has implemented which even relaxed the requirements for freezing orders.

 

 


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2 responses to “Not off to a very good start”

  1. […] prime example of someone seemingly unencumbered by the current law and enforcement regime on freezing orders is the disgraced ex-Premier Joseph Muscat, who, despite having a freezing order on his assets, is […]

  2. […] after the assets of criminal suspects is the head of the Financial Crimes Investigations Department Fabian Fleri. Previous members of the Justice system who now work in the private practice or have retired from […]

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