After the investigations and interrogations after the closure of the investigation on Sardara's "forbidden" lunch against six suspects , the Cagliari Public Prosecutor's Office made five requests for indictment and a proposal to dismiss the accusations against Antonio Casula , former regional commander of the Forestry Corps.
The requests to the investigating judge
Five of them will have to appear before the judge for the preliminary hearings at the end of the investigation into the banquet at the Nuove Terme di Sardara, which was interrupted on 7 April last year by the Finance Office for violation of the anti-assembly rules provided for the orange zone which in those days were been imposed on the island for the Covid emergency. A lunch attended by about forty directors general of the Region, heads of health companies and instrumental bodies, politicians and administrators , all then fined for non-compliance with the prescriptions. The prosecutor Giangiacomo Pilia - who coordinated the investigations of the Finance - asked for the setting of the preliminary hearing contesting the embezzlement for the use of the military vehicle to Colonel Marco Granari, commander of the 151 / o regiment of the Sassari Brigade, to his deputy Mario Piras, lieutenant colonel, and to the Commander's secretary, corporal major Davide Concas. All three are also charged with some forgeries for trying to justify the trip to Sardara for reasons of service , as well as military offenses. The indictment was requested with the hypothesis of aiding and abetting also for the mayor of Mandas, Umberto Oppus, and for the manager of the spa complex, Giovanni Corona: during the interrogations following the opening of the file, they allegedly issued false statements to the investigators and the version to be provided to the magistrate was agreed with the three soldiers under investigation.
