Bribery in Sports: ÚBOK Indicts Hockey Player
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Police in Slovakia have charged a professional ice hockey player on suspicion of offering bribes to opposing players to influence the outcome of a match in Slovakia's second-highest ice hockey competition, the Slovak Police Presidium said in a press release.
The hockey player was accused of offering bribes to players of the opposing team in order to influence the outcome of a match in the second highest Slovak hockey competition.
He allegedly offered an opposing player up to 10,000 euros to not play in the match.
An investigator from the anti-corruption unit of the Office for Combating Organized Crime (ÚBOK) of the Presidium of the Police Force (PPZ) has accused a professional hockey player of the continuing offense of sports corruption. The hockey player allegedly offered bribes to players of the opposing team in order to influence the outcome of a match of the second highest...
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