The Appellate Court in Burgas will rule today on the measure of restraint for 26-year-old Romanian citizen Strate Ciprian. This man is facing serious charges in connection with the tragic incident near "Vaya" lake, which took the lives of six migrants. The events surrounding this catastrophe, which shocked society, are now in the focus of legal institutions.
Days ago, the District Court decided to detain Ciprian, ordering him to remain in custody. The investigation revealed shocking details about how this tragedy occurred. It turned out that the accused was driving the car at a speed of up to 150 km/h - drastically above the permitted limit.
According to information provided by the prosecution, Ciprian was supposed to receive a significant sum - 1250 euros per person - to transport the migrants to Sofia. This aspect of the case raises serious questions about organized crime and human trafficking, which are at the heart of this misfortune.
Even more shocking is the information received from the investigators. It turns out that the Romanian has demonstrated a clear disregard for the law and repeatedly ignored police orders. These violations followed a tense nearly 70-kilometer chase with teams of "Border Police". In this context, Ciprian's behavior raises serious questions about irresponsibility and criminal negligence.
If found guilty, the 26-year-old Romanian could receive a severe sentence - from 10 to 20 years in prison. This reflects the seriousness of the charges and the severe consequences of his actions, which led to the loss of human lives and caused deep grief. The court decision, which is expected today, will determine the future of Strate Ciprian and shed light on the complex circumstances surrounding this tragic catastrophe.