Tahirou Sarr : les 5 mesures strictes qu'il doit respecter
After nearly a year in detention for alleged criminal association, money laundering and fraud involving more than 91 billion CFA francs, businessman Seydou Sarr, alias Tahirou Sarr, was released under judicial supervision by the Financial Judicial Pool (PJF).
The president of the College of Investigating Judges, Idrissa Diarra, ordered the release of his detention order, emphasizing the "serious" nature of the challenges raised by the defense of the head of Sofico.
His release, however, remains strictly controlled, notes L'Observateur. The newspaper, part of the Future Media Group, outlines five draconian restrictive measures:
"Thus, the businessman was prohibited from leaving the country without prior authorization from the competent judicial authority. He is required to surrender all his passports to the clerk of the investigating judge's office. He is also forbidden from carrying out any banking operation or transaction not directly related to the current expenses necessary to cover his household expenses."
Furthermore, Tahirou Sarr must refrain from any public communication relating to the facts that are the subject of these proceedings, and avoid any association or contact with his co-defendants named in the indictment.
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