The president of the Saint-Martin Football League, Fabrice Baly appeared last Thursday before the criminal court. He is being prosecuted for breach of trust. He is accused of having incurred expenses for personal ends or without direct link with the interest of the association. In total, he would have diverted around 20 euros and 500 dollars in two years. Analysis of the accounts showed that a certain number of expenses presented no justification.
His lawyer insisted that his client was not the only user of the two credit cards in the league and especially the only holder. "The association has a chartered accountant, an auditor, a secretary and an administrative director and none of these four people said one day that they lacked invoices to justify certain expenses", she said. surprised.
It was the French football federation which had doubts about the management of the association and which had reported the case to the prosecution at the end of 2018, which opened an investigation.
In addition, the president is accused of using hidden work by signing a service contract with the former technical adviser of the league, the latter being accused of hidden work (read in our edition of tomorrow).
The prosecution requested a suspended sentence of four months in prison against Fabrice Baly, a fine of 2 euros as well as a ban on exercising any management or presidential function within an association for five years.
The judgment was reserved for October 24.
(more details on www.soualigapost.com)
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