Dosimeter in Court Again. Long Testimony From Former Deputy Hlubuček Expected

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Former Prague Deputy Mayor Petr Hlubuček (formerly STAN) repeatedly denied in court today in the Dozimetr case that he ever accepted a bribe. However, the prosecution sees his role in something else - they claim that he used his political position to fill key positions in the Prague transport company for the benefit of an organized group around businessman Michal Redl. And it is this part of the indictment that may be even more dangerous for Hlu…

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"We did not divide any tasks with the people in the indictment, we did not have any hierarchy," said Hlubuček. According to him, they were not an organized group. The former deputy said that he met Redl in 2017, and another co-defendant, Pavel Kos, a little earlier. "They were always introduced to me as collaborators of the STAN movement," he said. He then socialized with Redl, and was even in his Prague apartment. Hlubuček met Kos at a STAN fie…

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Former Deputy Mayor of Prague Petr Hlubuček (formerly STAN), a defendant in the Dozimetr case, denied at his main trial on Thursday that he was a member of an organized group led by businessman Michal Redl. He stated that he was never present at the distribution of money among its members. Hlubuček, along with others, is facing charges of corruption in the Prague transport company.

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In the trial of businessman Michal Redl et al., former Deputy Mayor of Prague Petr Hlubuček denied that he had ever received a corrupt offer or accepted a "corrupt payment." We are following the events again in an online report.

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The main trial in the Dozimetr case continues on Thursday. One of the most prominent figures in the entire affair, Petr Hlubuček (formerly STAN), is testifying. According to the indictment, the former deputy mayor of Prague used his influence to appoint people loyal to the group around Michal Redl to top positions in the Prague Public Transport Company (DPP). Hlubuček has repeatedly denied guilt and emphasized that he was taken advantage of.