Koromilas Remanded in Custody, Tsaroucha and Piloidis in Home Detention

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Head referee Elias Koromilas is headed to prison after his apology for the case of fixed basketball games. Former referee Tasos Piloidis and current referee Vaso Tsaroucha are placed under house arrest with a bracelet. In addition, they were given the restrictive condition that they not engage in basketball. What the referees argued in their apologies The defensive line that all three referees followed was a complete denial of the charges. Elia…

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All three, during their statements, declared themselves innocent and denied the charges against them - "I have never been a member of the KED, nor did I have any responsibility or participation in the selection of referees," stated Elias Koromilas.

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Greek media reports that after questioning, a decision was made to arrest former Euroleague referee and refereeing consultant Ilias Koromilos. At the time, referee Vassiliki Tsaroucha and former referee Tasos Piloidis were released to their homes, but were placed under electronic monitoring and banned from engaging in basketball-related activities.

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Basketball scandal: Koromilas remanded in custody, Tsarouchas and Piloidis at home with braceletFourth temporary detention in the case of alleged match-fixing. Ban on basketball for Tsarouchas and Piloidis — What the three defendants claimed in their defenses.

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Chief referee Elias Koromilas was sentenced to prison, while Vaso Tsaroucha and former referee Tasos Piloidis were placed under house arrest with a bracelet, with the additional condition that they refrain from any activity related to basketball. Elias Koromilas, with whom the second round of apologies for the basketgate case opened, is accused of 9 acts of bribery of referees and basketball officials. He denied having any connection with the se…