A prosecutor has filed a lawsuit seeking the award of 6,705 euros against a former member of the city council in Alytus. The legal action centers on compensation received by the individual from the Alytus city budget during the 2019–2023 term for expenses related to council duties. According to the prosecutor’s investigation findings, the total compensation disbursed to the former council member amounted to 6,753 euros.
A key point of contention involves the costs associated with fuel, where the prosecutor contends that only 48 euros of the claimed expenses are justified. The lawsuit highlights a discrepancy with a previous audit conducted by the city’s auditing body. While the city audit concluded that no irregular payments were made by C.
Daugėla, the prosecutor argues that the review was incomplete and lacked necessary depth. Specifically, the prosecutor asserts that the audit failed to adequately assess the total amount of fuel utilized, the portion that remains unverified, or the circumstances surrounding fuel disbursements that occurred during the pandemic. The legal proceedings underscore a dispute over financial accountability and the scope of municipal expenditure review.
The prosecutor’s filing suggests that the initial audit did not provide a comprehensive assessment of all claimed expenditures. The case remains before the court, where the final determination of the owed amount in euros will be made, focusing on whether the initial accounting procedures adequately accounted for all usage during the specified period in Alytus.
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