Gergely ŐRsi Spoke About the Corruption Case: He Thinks the Whole Thing Is Surreal
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Gergely Őrsi has spoken out about the corruption case. According to the mayor of District 2, he is suspected based on the testimony of only one person, and there is no physical evidence against him.
The mayor accused in the Óbuda corruption case also spoke about the butt-grabbing in prison, his acquaintance with Z. Zsolt, and the other politicians involved in the case.
In an interview with HVG, Gergely Őrsi, the mayor of the 2nd district, spoke in detail about the corruption charges against him, the four months he spent in detention, and his political plans. The mayor categorically denied accepting a bribe of 290 million forints and claimed that the accusation against him was based on the testimony of a single witness. He also revealed whether he would run in the next elections.
According to Gergely Őrsi, the prosecution is basing the completely unfounded suspicion of bribery against him on a single confession. According to the mayor of District 2, who was placed under criminal supervision after four months, it is hopeful that the NVVH took over his case, because according to him, at the time the investigation was taking place, there was “war” in the prosecution.
Gergely Őrsi invented the 290 million corruption case - He considers the story about the money hidden behind the toilet paper gurigas absurd.
The mayor of the 2nd district is suspected of accepting a total bribe of HUF 290 million, but according to him completely groundless.
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