Dan Ilie Morega remains under house arrest, after two weeks ago he was arrested for 30 days, according to the decision of the Bucharest District 1 Court.
He drove without a license six times, hit a car and punched a female journalist, angry that she reported on his exploits. The court’s decision is not final, it can be appealed within 48 hours of the pronouncement.
Dan Morega remains under house arrest
Dan Ilie Morgea will remain under house arrest, following the decision of the judges made on April 1. The court rejected the appeal filed by the Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Bucharest District Court 1.
“Solution type: as unfounded
The solution in short: Pursuant to art. 4251 para. 7 point 1 lit. b C.pr.pen. rap. to art. 204 C.pr.pen. rejects, as unfounded, the appeal filed by the Prosecutor’s Office attached to the 1st District Court of Bucharest against the conclusion dated 23.03.2024 of the judge of rights and liberties of the 1st District Court of Bucharest, issued in file no. 8532/299/2024. Pursuant to art. 4251 para. 7 point 2 lit. of C.pr.pen. rap. to art. 204 admits, in part, the appeal filed by the defendant Morega Dan Ilie against the conclusion dated 23.03.2024 of the judge of rights and freedoms within the District Court of Bucharest 1, pronounced in file no. 8532/299/2024 and in retrial: Based on art. 221 para. 1 C.proc.pen., imposes on the defendant the obligation not to leave the residence in Or. .., without the permission of the judicial body that ordered the measure or before which the case is pending.
The legal expenses advanced by the state remain in charge of it. Definitive. Pronounced by making it available through the court registry, today, 1.04.2024. Document: Conclusion – preventive measures (UP phase) 288/2024 01.04.2024″, the official document states.
Currently, Dan Ilie Morega is hospitalized as a patient in the psychiatric ward of the hospital in Târgu Jiu. He is expected to be discharged today. After discharge, the measure of house arrest is to be applied.
Dan Morega, arrested at home. He has seven criminal records and has been to Psychiatry
The images of Dan Ilie Morega were captured on Thursday evening in a gas station in Târgu Jiu. From there he left for home, and on the way he hit a car parked on the side of the street. The police said that they have drawn up a new investigation file for driving a vehicle without a license, the sixth in his case. Later, he got angry with a journalist who reported on his files, he slapped her and insulted her: “March, out. Go to hell!”, expressed Morega, who claims that the journalist entered a private space at a “press conference” organized by him himself.
The first criminal file drawn up in Morega’s name was registered on February 12. The police caught him driving on a street in Târgu Jiu, although he had been informed that his license had been revoked. After only six days, Morega found himself with the second criminal case. This time the policemen from Mehedinți are the ones who caught him behind the wheel in the town of Baia de Aramă.
However, Dan Ilie Morega is defending himself and is said to be allowed to drive. He told the journalists from Mehedinți that on February 6 he woke up with the traffic police at the door. He was informed that he must hand over his driver’s license within 15 days. All on the basis of a medical certificate, issued by a psychiatrist, which shows that he is no longer allowed to drive.
Thus, Dan Ilie Morega refused to hand over his driver’s license, continued to drive and ended up with six criminal cases.
What punishment does the former Baron de Gorj face, according to the Highway Code
According to the rules in force, driving on public roads a vehicle for which the law requires the possession of a driver’s license by a person whose driver’s license is inappropriate for the category or subcategory to which the respective vehicle belongs or whose license has been withdrawn or canceled or whose exercise of the right to drive has been suspended or who does not have the right to drive motor vehicles in Romania shall be punished with imprisonment from 6 months to 3 years or with a fine.
