Romanian Police Integrity To Be Tested By Undercover Agents

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11.05.2011, 16:43 | Actuality | 1051 views

The employees of the Romanian Interior Ministry will soon go through integrity tests, given by undercover officers, said chief-commissioner Gabriel Constantin of the ministry's General Anticorruption Department (DGA) in a press conference on Wednesday.

The employees' integrity will be tested by undercover officers in situations similar to those encountered during their regular duties, said Constantin.

According to him, the Traffic Police is especially "vulnerable" to corruption, given its direct dealings with citizens.

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