Judge Kafka detained in Croatia

On Monday, police arrested Roman Kafka, a judge at the Brno Regional Court, in Croatia on the basis of a European arrest warrant. He was wanted by Czech criminal investigators on suspicion of fraud amounting to millions of euros. His extradition to the Czech Republic will now be considered.

The investigating judge of the Zagreb County Court has ordered a one-month pre-trial detention for a 26-year-old who, dissatisfied with the work of the Croatian Government and judicial bodies, prepared attacks on one current and one former state official in December 2024, the prosecutor's office reported. The Zagreb County State Attorney's Office announced that, after questioning the 26-year-old suspect, it has launched an investigation into the…

A judge at the Brno Regional Court was detained by police in Croatia on Monday under a European arrest warrant. Disclosing it on the X network, she did not give the detainee's name. According to earlier information, however, it is clear that he is Roman Kafka. The National Anti-Organized Crime Command suspects him of...

On Monday, police in Croatia arrested Roman Kafka, a judge at the Brno Regional Court, on the basis of a European arrest warrant. They suspect him of fraud and will begin the process of extraditing him to the Czech Republic. On Sunday, the judge told Czech Television that the reason for his escape was blackmail over personal debts. The former chief prosecutor in the methanol scandal had been missing for ten days, when the Kroměříž police and the…

On Monday, police detained a judge in Croatia, Roman Kafka. According to criminologists, he is suspected of committing the crime of fraud.

Police have been searching for former judge and prosecutor Roman Kafka for more than a week due to alleged huge debts.