University of Camerino launches audit amid corruption probe

The University of Camerino (Unicam) has initiated an extraordinary audit and precautionary measures following the “Ricostruzione” investigation. The probe, coordinated by the District Anti-Mafia Directorate (DDA) and involving the Guardia di Finanza, targets three employees within the Technical, Building, and Sustainability Area for alleged corruption.

The individuals under investigation include Gian Luca Marucci, the engineer responsible for the technical area, along with surveyors Bruno Mogliani and Francesco Tomassetti. As a result of the investigation, the university has decreed that these three employees will not be assigned new responsibilities regarding tenders, contracts, or construction works while the audit is pending.

University Rector Graziano Leoni stated that the institution is acting with “rigor and balance” to protect the university's impartiality. He emphasized that the measures do not constitute a judgment, noting that the presumption of innocence remains until a final sentence is reached. The audit is expected to conclude within fifteen days and will inform future anti-corruption prevention measures within the university's organizational plan.