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Eighth Czech man may be taken into custody over police data leak

Posted on May 23, 2017 by Dissent

CTK reports:

The State Attorney’s office has proposed that the eighth man be taken into custody in the case of leak of information from Czech police databases, state attorney Petr Sereda told journalists today, adding that in all, 18 people have been accused in connection with it.

Sereda said the Municipal Court in Brno had complied with all the seven proposals for the arrests and there were not any other.

The investigation, conducted by the High State Attorney’s Office in Olomouc, north Moravia, in cooperation with the National Drug Centre (NPC), concerns former elite police and businesspeople.

Read more on Prague Daily Monitor.

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