dijlahpoint - The Federal Integrity Commission reported the issuance of a judicial ruling sentencing a customs employee working in a checkpoint directorate in Kirkuk governorate to two years of rigorous imprisonment, after proving his involvement in demanding personal benefits in exchange for completing visitors' transactions.
The commission clarified that the competent court reviewed the details of the lawsuit and proven evidence regarding receiving illegal funds from customs clearing agents, and issued its ruling including alternative penalties and financial fines in case of non-payment.
The commission stressed the continuation of its regulatory and legal procedures against slackers and violators of official duties in all service and revenue departments.
