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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- Police Provincial Director Leonardo Espina said Monday there is no whitewash in the investigation of the missing narra flitches.
Espina said the Provincial Police Office (PPO) is conducting an "intensive," "procedural," and "impartial" investigation on the missing 747 pieces of narra flitches with a volume of 12,700 board feet.
"It would be premature to comment at this point in time but I assure you that everything will be done by the book and that everything will be looked into," he said.
He also stressed that police officers behind ... Read more
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ExcelAire Issues Statement Tha
After 71 days of detainment in Brazil, ExcelAire pilots, Joe Lepore and Jan Paladino, appeared before the Brazilian Federal Police in Sao Paulo on Friday to provide witness statements in connection with the September 29, 2006 air accident. Even before the start of the planned interrogation on Friday, federal police officials advised them that they were accusing them of unspecified criminal conduct.
"The decision to accuse Joe and Jan of criminal wrongdoing is irresponsible in the face of overwhelming evidence that exonerates them," said Robert Torricella, a Miami-based lawyer for ExcelAire and the pilots. "The Brazilian Federal Police is telling the world that pilots who fly in Brazil can be accused of crimes for doing nothing more than complying with applicable aviation regulations and following air traffic control directives. This is an alarming precedent for the international aviation community."
"We had hoped that the police investigation would be conducted with integrity and transparency, and that they would have listened to the pilots' testimony before making baseless accusations," said Jose Carlos Dias, Brazilian counsel for the pilots. "We are disappointed that the police investigator could not rise above the politics of the matter and let the facts determine its actions."
The insistence of the police officials to criminalize this accident investigation runs counter to the safety of the international flying public, and has been the target of worldwide criticism. The ongoing criminal inquiry impedes the professional accident investigation and its goal of uncovering and correcting the problems that led to this tragic accident to avoid the needless loss of life in the future.
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