Emmanuel Namer wegen angeblichen Betrugs in Höhe von 6,7 Millionen Euro angeklagt

Der 27-jährige Unternehmer Emmanuel Namer wurde am 3. Februar festgenommen und zwei Tage später wegen angeblichen Betrugs mit öffentlichen CPF-Geldern angeklagt.

Der Mann leitete die Devola Group, einen Verbund von Online-Schulungsunternehmen, der 2023 einen Umsatz von 15 Millionen Euro erzielte. Ermittler gehen davon aus, dass er zwischen Januar 2020 und April 2023 6,7 Millionen Euro von der Caisse des dépôts veruntreut hat. Namer wurde in seinem Haus in der Nähe von Chambéry im Département Savoie festgenommen. Er steht im Verdacht des organisierten Betrugs und irreführender Geschäftspraktiken. Eine Polizeiquelle gab an, dass die Schulungen über das persönliche Ausbildungskonto (CPF), ein staatliches Förderprogramm, finanziert wurden. Der Fall markiert das Ende einer rasanten Erfolgsgeschichte. Namer galt in seiner Region als hoch angesehen und verbrachte einen Teil seines Lebens in Palästen.

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